The case back has been printed with some important text related to the watch and has a deeply etched motif of a diver with a helmet as a nod to the Aqua roots of this watch.

It features a nice mix of brushed and polished surfaces and is water-resistant to 300 meters with the help of a screw-down crown and a closed case back. The case has been made from stainless steel and measures 43mm in diameter. Furthermore, all hands along with markers have also been filled with luminous paint that emits a blue and green hue for optimum readability in dimly lit situations. The face of the watch has been presented in a deep shade of blue with a sunburst finish and exhibits some familiar Aquaracer design traits such as horizontal striping, applied wedge-shaped hour markers, and a date window with cyclops at 3. Like any other GMT watch, the real highlight of the new Aquaracer GMT is its ability to track an extra time zone, which has been taken care of using the sky-blue hand and the Batman-themed bezel. Just a few days back, I talked about the new Christopher Ward Trident Worldtimer, and here I am today with another new travel watch, the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 7 GMT (Ref.

Tag heuer calibre 5 vs 7