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Seiko 5 Sports Reveals the SKX SNZH in Two Sleek Colorways

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Seiko expands its 5 Sports lineup with new SKX SNZH models in “Formal White” and “Tweed Green.”

Features crisp white with yellow gold accents and deep green paired with rose gold accents.

Pre-orders are open now; shipping begins in October.

Seiko has expanded its versatile 5 Sports lineup with two new SKX SNZH references, coming in “Formal White” and “Tweed Green.” Building on a legacy that traces back to the 1960s and the modernized 1990s SKX evolution, these new models combine everyday practical durability – including enhanced water resistance, durable crystals, and luminous hands and markers – with refined colorways. The “Formal White” edition delivers a clean, elevated look with its crisp white dial set against yellow gold-colored accents. In contrast, the “Tweed Green” model offers a richer, more distinctive visual profile by pairing a deep green dial and matching bezel with warm rose gold-colored accents.

Both models continue the SKX legacy that began in the 1990s, when Seiko modernized its 1960s sports designs with enhanced durability and practicality. True to that heritage, the new releases feature strengthened crystals, luminous hands and markers, and water resistance suited for daily wear. Priced at £340 GBP (approx. $459 USD), the Seiko 5 Sports SKX SNZH “Formal White” and “Tweed Green” are now available for pre‑order through Seikoboutique.co.uk, with deliveries beginning in October.

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