The Serica 8315-3 Golden Green gives the brand’s travel chronometer a warmer identity, pairing an olive enamel dial with ceramic that shifts from golden beige to almond green in changing light. Yellow-gold accents connect the two surfaces without turning the watch into a dress piece.
The defining feature remains its unconventional GMT bezel. Rather than a conventional 24-hour sequence, two twelve-hour scales use AM/PM markings and an asymmetric day-night division. A round-tipped GMT hand provides a second time-zone reference, while the two-tone insert is made from a single block of ceramic. The softer palette changes the character of that unusually graphic layout.
A 39mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, and 200-meter water resistance keep the specification firmly in tool-watch territory. Inside is a COSC-certified automatic Swiss movement. That combination of restrained styling and practical construction is familiar territory for Serica’s mechanical watches.
The integrated steel Expedition bracelet extends the design beyond the dial, combining folded-blade geometry with fine sizing adjustment. Brushed, polished, and guilloché surfaces add texture without introducing another color; crown placement is offered at either three or nine o’clock.
U.S. authorized retailer Time+Tide lists the 8315-3 at $2,650, with delivery expected in early December 2026.
