Published October 7, 2026

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Updated October 7, 2026

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In fact, the watch debuted in 2024 as a collaboration between Vulcain, Italian retailer Gioielleria Rosaspina and watch creator TOC, and it fit so well alongside the brand’s genuine revivals, like the Cricket and the Skindiver Chronograph, that it became a permanent addition.

A trio of new dials injects some vibrant color into the era-faithful collection. The original grainy fumé dial is replaced by a smooth, glossy one available in green, turquoise and pink.

For the most part, Vulcain’s colorful new Skindiver Nautique GMT references are unchanged from the original mid-century-inspired design.

There is a 38mm stainless steel case finished with brushed surfaces and polished chamfers. It is topped with a bidirectional bezel holding a black ceramic insert.

White lacquer replaces the original faux-vintage yellow on the etched 24-hour bezel track.

A screw-down crown sits unprotected at 3:00, the dial is capped with a double-domed sapphire crystal and a stainless steel screw-down caseback helps ensure the 200m of water resistance.

The green dial has a slight shimmer, while the other two feature an eggshell texture. White lume inserts sit in the beveled stainless-steel baton hour and minute hands and the red-tipped GMT hand.

The applied triangle-dot-dash hour markers are filled with matching white lume, which glows green. A white-dash minutes track encircles the green dial, while it is black on the pink and turquoise dials.

A framed date window sits at 3:00, displaying a white disc below the pink and turquoise dials, and a black disc below the green dial.

Just like the original, a Soprod C125 automatic movement powers these colorful new references. It beats at 4Hz, provides a modest 42-hour power reserve and features an independently set “caller-style” GMT hand.

All three dial colors are available on a black rubber pin buckle strap, a stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet or the same stainless steel tapered Y-link Vintage bracelet that came with the debut model.

The only issue with these three beautiful new dials is that they are extremely limited editions. Only 100 pieces each are available in pink and turquoise, and the green is limited to just 50 pieces.

Vulcain has not yet revealed when the new Skindiver Nautique GMT colors will be available for purchase, but an email notification signup is available.

All three are priced at $2,330 on a rubber strap, $2,510 on the beads-of-rice bracelet and $2,610 on the Vintage bracelet.

About the Author: Brad Lanphear is an associate editor at Gear Patrol covering watches and style. Before joining the publication, he previously wrote for Heddels and Men’s Health. Now, he’s on a never-ending quest to find the perfect pair of Japanese denim.