The Glashütte Original SeaQ “Northern Tide” Limited Editions for North America
The SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date fitted with striking turquoise dials, exclusively created for North America.
Glashütte Original expands its SeaQ collection of dive watches with two limited editions created exclusively for the North American market. Named “Northern Tide”, the limited editions are based on the existing SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date, introducing an all-new turquoise dégradé dial. Aside from the new colourway, both models retain the design, movements and specifications of their respective standard-production counterparts.
The stainless steel cases remain unchanged. The SeaQ measures 39.5mm in diameter and is water-resistant to 200m, while the larger SeaQ Panorama Date features a 43.2mm case and 300m water-resistance. Both are equipped with a unidirectional rotating bezel with a black ceramic insert, a screw-down crown and a sapphire crystal caseback. Like all SeaQ models, they are certified to meet both DIN 8306 and ISO 6425 standards for dive watches.
The new dial, protected by the sapphire crystal with AR treatment on both sides, is finished in matte turquoise lacquer with a black dégradé effect around the periphery. The applied rhodium-plated numerals and indices, and matching hour and minutes hands are filled with Super-LumiNova, and there are also additional small luminous markers for the hours. The SeaQ features a date window at 3 o’clock, and the Panorama Date model sports Glashütte Original’s signature large date display at 4 o’clock. On the SeaQ reference, the date disc is white with black numerals; on the Panorama Date, it is black with white print.
The SeaQ is powered by the manufacture calibre 39-11, an automatic movement offering a 40-hour power reserve with hours, minutes, seconds and date. The SeaQ Panorama Date runs on the in-house calibre 36-13, featuring the brand’s Panorama Date display and a 100-hour power reserve. Both movements are assembled, decorated and regulated by hand, with traditional Glashütte finishing visible through the sapphire caseback. Each watch is supplied with both a stainless steel bracelet featuring Glashütte Original’s fine-adjustment clasp and an additional black synthetic strap with a folding clasp.
The SeaQ “Northern Tide” and SeaQ Panorama Date “Northern Tide” are each limited to 100 pieces and are available exclusively through Glashütte Original boutiques and authorised retailers in the United States, Canada and Mexico from July 2026. Prices are USD 13,000 (SeaQ) and USD 15,500 (SeaQ Panorama Date). For more information, please visit www.glashuette-original.com.




5 responses
Nice looking dive watch. Too expensive for me.
Nice and well finished but expensive and the design couldn’t be more generic, there were hundreds of skin divers using the same layout in the 70s.
I just can’t get over the fact that a single watch can have a least three different number fonts in such a small space.
The serifs on the bezel but not the dial drive me nuts. And the date wheel doesnt match either one..A design abomination regardless of price.
I am a big fan of GO but I find these underwhelming. The small one should come in an extra version without date, and thinner if possible. The big one is just too thick.
Both are overpriced, but will pop up for less on the independent market.
The brand new black version is on Chrono24 for about €7k. Unfortunately, it really does look like a Caravelle Sea Hunter on steroids.