Admiral GMT Bronze Green
A green-dial GMT with a bronze case that changes with wear.
Both are 40 mm Admiral GMTs with the TMI NH34 movement, sapphire and a 20 ATM / 200 m manufacturer rating. Choose Bronze Green for a CuSn8 case that develops patina and an FKM strap; its exact $399 item tested at $389 after SEBASTIANBASSOL. Choose the Black titanium version for a more uniform finish and five-link bracelet at $389 before code ($379 after its exact-variant test).
A green-dial GMT with a bronze case that changes with wear.
A titanium-bracelet GMT with a black-and-red diver profile.
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The Admiral GMT Bronze Green: A buyer who wants an automatic GMT with a green dial, bronze patina and a rubber strap in a 40 mm case. Choose the titanium Admiral if you want a more uniform case finish and metal bracelet, or an ISO-certified diver if your water use requires that documented standard.
The Admiral GMT Black: A traveler who wants a mechanical GMT, titanium bracelet and a high manufacturer-listed water rating in a single sporty watch. Choose a shorter case if the 49 mm span overhangs, or an ISO-certified dive watch if your purchase depends on a documented scuba standard.
Bronze naturally oxidizes, so the case will darken and become less uniform. BODERRY says occasional dark spots can appear if air reaches the watch beneath its protective film in transit. It lists 20 ATM / 200 m, but the product page does not state ISO 6425 certification; treat that as the manufacturer rating and choose a certified dive watch if the standard matters.
A 49 mm lug-to-lug span and 13 mm thickness make the 40 mm case less compact than its diameter suggests. BODERRY lists 20 ATM / 200 m, but the page we checked does not identify an ISO 6425 certification. Treat the water figure as the manufacturer’s rating and choose a specifically certified dive watch if that is the requirement.
Both are 40 mm Admiral GMTs with the TMI NH34 movement, sapphire and a 20 ATM / 200 m manufacturer rating. Choose Bronze Green for a CuSn8 case that develops patina and an FKM strap; its exact $399 item tested at $389 after SEBASTIANBASSOL. Choose the Black titanium version for a more uniform finish and five-link bracelet at $389 before code ($379 after its exact-variant test).
The BODERRY Admiral GMT Black is listed at $389, against $399 for the BODERRY Admiral GMT Bronze Green, checked 2026-10-17.
Both are rated to 200 m.
SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for $10 off at BODERRY; it lowered the BODERRY Admiral GMT Bronze Green to $389 in our test. SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for $10 off at BODERRY; it lowered the BODERRY Admiral GMT Black to $379 in our test.
Specs: BODERRY official page (checked October 17, 2026) and BODERRY official page (checked October 17, 2026). Prices are the listed prices at the store each shop button opens.