YACHT MOD - GREY

The Yacht Mod Grey is a sport-diver Seiko mod built around a grey dial that threads the line between tool watch and everyday wear. Grey reads as serious without being oppressive — it matches with almost everything, from a wetsuit to a work shirt. The 40 mm case keeps the proportions dialled in for a wide range of wrist sizes, and the bidirectional bezel adds function without making the watch feel like gear. This is the mod for someone who wants a capable, honest automatic that wears seven days a week.

Features

• 40 mm stainless steel case – balanced proportions; not oversized, not understated; fits comfortably across most wrist sizes
• Automatic Seiko NH35 movement – hacking seconds, hand-winding capability, approximately 41 hours power reserve at 21,600 bph; no battery, no service dependency
• Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective & scratch-resistant coating – coated sapphire reduces glare and withstands daily contact far better than mineral glass
• Super-LumiNova – applied to hands and indices; reliable glow in dark environments without needing a light source
• Screw-down crown & 5 ATM water resistance – adequately sealed for swimming, rain, and daily washing; crown threads in flush against the case
• Bidirectional bezel – rotates both ways; useful for elapsed time or a rough second-timezone reference
• Adjustable bracelet: stainless steel or rubber option with safety folding clasp – steel bracelet for all-day smartness; rubber strap for sport and wet conditions
• Case back: transparent exhibition or solid stainless steel – exhibition back displays the NH35 rotor; solid back for those who prefer it

Grey: The Working Dial Colour

Grey dials have a reputation for being a modder’s colour — subtle enough to disappear under a sleeve, strong enough to hold attention when it matters. The Yacht Mod Grey leans into that logic. The NH35 movement underneath is proven across thousands of builds and services well when the time comes. Hand-assembled by MedoMods in Germany, shipped EU-wide with no customs costs — a straightforward way to own a handcrafted automatic without importing from overseas.