Unimatic's new GMT watch turns raised bezel texture into its actual second-timezone display.
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Unimatic named its new Impronte collection after the Italian word for imprint, and built ten watches around that literal idea: every dial and bezel in the lineup carries some kind of raised or debossed texture instead of a flat printed surface. On the U1-GMT-AEB, that shows up as a raised 24-hour scale extending the bezel into a second-timezone display, paired with a hollow-arrow GMT hand rather than a simple disc. The 41.5mm stainless steel case runs 300 meters of water resistance behind a double-domed sapphire crystal, powered by Seiko's NH34A automatic movement with a 41-hour power reserve. Each of the 250 individually numbered pieces ships with two seatbelt-style nylon NATO straps, made in Italy like the rest of the brand's watches.
