NH34 Automatic Sprite GMT - Lefty

A sharp GMT build finished in stainless steel, featuring a black dial, green and black 24-hour bezel, and a left-hand crown layout.

The black dial keeps the watch clean and versatile, while the green lower section of the bezel gives the piece its standout “Sprite” look. The orange GMT hand adds a subtle pop of colour and allows the second time zone to be read clearly against the dial and 24-hour bezel.

The left-side crown gives the watch a more unique feel on the wrist, making it a standout option for anyone wanting something different from a standard GMT layout.

Powered by a reliable Seiko NH34 automatic GMT movement, this piece offers mechanical timekeeping with an additional 24-hour GMT hand for tracking another time zone.

Clean, functional, and designed to stand out without being over the top.

Technical Details

Movement
Seiko NH34 Automatic GMT

Functions
Hours, minutes, sweeping seconds, date display, and 24-hour GMT hand

Case Diameter
40mm

Lug to Lug
Approximately 47mm

Thickness
Approximately 13mm

Case Material
Stainless steel

Bezel
Green and black 24-hour GMT bezel

Crystal
Sapphire crystal with date magnifier

Bracelet
Stainless steel jubilee-style bracelet with folding clasp

Caseback
Exhibition caseback

Bracelet Sizing

The bracelet can be resized by removing links to achieve the desired fit. Professional sizing is recommended for best results.

Production & Delivery

Each JS Watches timepiece is assembled to order.

Please allow 2–3 weeks for assembly, inspection, and preparation before shipment.

All orders are shipped with tracked delivery.

About JS Watches

JS Watches is an independent watch workshop based in Brisbane, Australia, focused on producing custom mechanical timepieces inspired by iconic luxury designs.

Each watch is assembled individually using reliable Japanese movements and carefully selected components.

Important Information

JS Watches is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any watch manufacturer. Brand names are used only to describe component origins.