Ikepod Seapod GMT Bronze Yves Green Limited Edition Watch

Limited Edition of 50 Pieces.

Ikepod Watch Seapod GMT Bronze Yves Green Limited Edition S006 YVES GREEN. “IKEPOD SEAPOD GMT BRONZE S006 YVES GREEN Limited Edition
IKEPOD is a Swiss independent watch company headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Created in 1994 by star designers, who created a look that goes with an attitude; pure forms for pure style, transcending time itself and is still the UFO of the watchmaking world.

This heritage model by IKEPOD is inspired by the brand’s first diving model, launched back in 1996. They wanted to keep the best of the past and mix it with the inimitable style of the UFO launched in 1997 which combines all the future markers of the brand style. Designed by renown designer, Fabrice Gonet.

Introducing the IKEPOD SEAPOD GMT Bronze S006 Yves Green – a limited edition of 150 pieces, together with a brand-new GMT Miyota 9075 movement, exclusive for IKEPOD. Each piece is numbered 1 of 50 within the three manufactory runs. The beautiful German Patina will age with time and depending on use, it will create a unique finish, as it oxides. A unique timepiece for all time zones, that truly stands out from the crowd.

This three hands model features a sea green dial, white hour hands outlined in bronze, with a bronze GMT pointer hand. Luminova highlights in the dark the hour, minutes hands and indexes and the 12 hour by a dot on the bezel. The automatic movement is housed in an iconic 46mm case, which feels more like 42mm on the wrist. Delivered with a matching sea green strap.

IKEPOD invest value into their watches, not into heavy, expensive packaging. As a result, the watch packaging case is made from recycled cardboard. We know that the whole unboxing process is part of the experience but prefer to limit the impact and invest in what really counts, the quality of your watch. Occasionally with bronze watches when new, the patina colour could temporarily migrate onto the skin but can washed off.
IKEPOD is the vintage watch from the future.”