The SCR Grun and St. Barths sold out fast. Really fast. Inspired by Spike Feresten's Car Radio and built for those who get it – Grun channels those iconic 70s Porsche racing greens, while St. Barths captures the crystal-clear waters where the best diving happens.
We're back with real inventory this time. These aren't just watches – they're reminders of places you've been or need to go. Same Sheffield specs you expect, same stories that matter.
SHIPPING LATE SEPTEMBER
The First Swiss Movement Sheffield in over 50 years.
The Sheffield SUPERPRODUCTION is the first in a series of limited run Swiss movement watches in the Sheffield line. Throughout the 60’s and early 70’s Sheffield watches were predominately Swiss movement dive watches.
Times have changed, but there is still a place for a Swiss movement range that maintains the value and performace ethos of all Sheffield watches.
The custom tooled 316L Black PVD 40mm case with polished alminum bezel and antireflective coated Sapphire crystal tested to 20 ATM encases a brilliant blue graphite dial, gilded hands and outlined markers filled with Swiss Lume driven by the sturdy and reliable Swiss made Sellita SW 200-1: 26 jewels running at 4HZ with 38 Hr. power reserve. The watch comes with a leather rally strap as well as with the classic FKM Tropic strap typically used on most all Sheffield dive watches.
The SUPERPRODUCTION is the highest price watch in the range, but considering its specification it punches far above its $428.00 price.
There are only 90 pieces. The next round will most certainly be in ’26 so now is the time to acquire this first run of a special series.
We're excited to expand our popular QL1 Sport Lume 38mm series with bold new colorways that bring even more personality to this beloved timepiece.
Updated and New Color Additions: We've refreshed our Periwinkle with a more sophisticated blue-purple and brought back the fan-favorite Yellow with enhanced vibrancy, while introducing three exciting new options: Turquoise for ocean-inspired brilliance, Orange for bold energy, and Magenta for striking pink-purple style that commands attention.
These vibrant new options join our existing QL1 Sport Lume collection, each featuring the same signature luminous technology and perfectly proportioned 38mm case you know and love. All new colorways are now available at $60.
More colors, same exceptional Sheffield quality and performance.
Shipping September 3rd.
The GT Series grows to five distinctive models with the arrival of the GT Pink, joined by the highly requested return of the popular White GT. Each GT watch embodies my passion for racing heritage while delivering the proven reliability you've come to expect—40mm 316L stainless steel construction, Miyota 2070 Solar Quartz movement, sapphire crystal, and 200m waterproof performance. From trackside to everyday adventures, these timepieces combine automotive-inspired design with the quality and affordability that defines Sheffield Allsport. The complete five-model GT collection is ready to ship. Order yours today.
The Rally is an homage to the classics. Who uses a steering wheel as inspiration? In this case, the famous Nardi wheel coveted as an accessory for Porsche 356 cars of the 50's and 60's, as well as Ferrari and other classics. Nardi steering wheel variations are quite beautiful, and the one often seen in the 356 is the one I chose, with its black horn button, chrome spokes, and mahogany wheel.
The Rally's polished silver dial features a "wheel" inlay and black center, accented with luminous hour and minute hands. The mint green lume indices represent the color of the markers in the 356 speedometer and tachometer. The vented leather band completes the vibe.
All top-level specifications common to Sheffield watches are included: 316L case and back, sapphire crystal, and 20 ATM water resistance. The Rally features the sturdy Japanese Miyota Automatic 8215 movement.
The Sheffield AllSPORT 1A Camp 25 returns, building on the excitement sparked by last year’s Camp 24. Due to high demand, we’re making more available this summer. Inspired by Spike Feresten and tested in the wilds of Canada by Jack Feresten, the Camp 25 features an updated Field Dial with bold yellow highlights, housed in a Black PVD-coated 316L steel case. Powered by the reliable Miyota 8215 automatic movement, it now boasts deeper Swiss lume for enhanced visibility and remains water-resistant to 200 meters.
When Passion Meets Heritage
Sometimes the best products come from the simplest motivations. The truth is, I just love 24-hour watches. There aren't many quality options out there, and after adding a couple to my personal collection, I knew Sheffield needed one in our lineup.
What made this project even more exciting was discovering an original Sheffield dial design from the 1960s in our archives—authentic, distinctive, and just a fun way to tell time.
This is a very limited run of 45 units each of this special GMT in both Yellow and Orange dials. The reason for such dials is because I was getting requestes for some brighter dials in an automatic. Hence the name VisiLume GMT. This is a test and if these pique interest I’ll bring them back. I think these are very cool and I hope to bring them back in greater quantity down the road. The GMT is powered by the sturdy Seiko NH34 movment in a 41mm 316L case, Sapphire crystal, Swiss Lume and 20 ATM. The full spec that you have come to expect from Sheffield.
Jay Leno’s Garage is like no other. It’s more than a collection of automobiles and motorcycles. It’s a garage that houses stories unique to each vehicle that are touch points along the breadth of auto and motor driven history. Listening to Jay tell you those stories is like listening to the only history teacher you ever liked or learned anything from. And then he listens to you and you have a conversation that is normal and relaxed, never once feeling like you are actually conversing with THAT Jay Leno.
And that’s how this watch came to be. A conversation, of which I paraphrase: “I want this to be a Drivers watch. Not a diver. I want it to have a reliable Seiko movement and it should have a classic style and feel...”
Jay's inspiration and guidance has delivered a classic with a story all its own. The result is a Drivers Watch with dial tilt and the 12 positioned such that when worn on top or back of wrist while driving the 12 points down the road. A vivid white textured dial with script numerals and a touch of color at 12 and contrast color Swiss lume hands. A Seiko NH39 Automatic movement with a 24 Hr sub dial all encased with 316 steel, screw down crown, coated Sapphire crystal and a not necessary 20 ATM because you’d never want to get the soft genuine leather strap wet.
Now we all can add a unique extension of Jay Leno’s Garage to our own collection.
The Chrono II is not the same watch as the first Sheffield Chronograph of 2024. That Chrono had a glass exhibtion back that showcased a ST 1901 mechanical movement. That movement is no longer available and subsequently that model will not return.
The new Chrono II is not a compromise. It has the same dial detail with a new classic black dial with white subdials…the reverse of the white dial and black subdial version. Both are based on examples of 60’s Sheffield Chrono dial designs.
Chrono II is powered by the innovative Seiko VK64 movement, also known as a hybrid movement or a mecha-quartz. A hybrid movement giving you the best of two worlds combining quartz precision and mechanical features like a sweeping seconds hand and instant reset chronograph.
The mecha-quartz movements are used to drive the chronograph. The timekeeping function is controlled by a quartz movement whereas the stopwatch features of the chronograph are managed by a mechanical component and a sweeping seconds hand unlike the tick of a quartz seconds hand. These functions are sustained by a shared power source in a single battery. The result is the reliability of a quartz movement and the intricacy of mechanical components in its chronograph function.
The Chrono II maintains the original 316L Steel Body with a new engraved case back as well as 10 ATM water resistance, anti-glare Sapphire crystal and solid FKM rubber strap. The Chrono II remains a great Sheffield value at $198.00 USD.
The new 1A 38 Black/Orange is designed after and very true to a Sheffield 60’s diver with black dial and distinctive block shape orange and white markers and hands. Swiss Lume on both. The bezel is true to the original with non-lume steel markers. The watch is powered by the stalwart Seiko NH35 Automatic movement with screw down crown, 20ATM water resistance, anti-glare sapphire crystal and tropic style FKM rubber strap. AND NO DATE! So many have asked for a no date automatic and this will be the first in what will likely be more to come.
The Sheffield 1A 38 Black/Orange is $198.00
The Solar Black is a small run of 45 units designed after the 1A Black Automatic with its classic Mint Green Swiss Lume markers and hands. 20 ATM water resistance, 40mm PVD Black 316L Steel case with engraved back, Japan Lume on Bezel and anti-glare coated sapphire crystal with the classic tropic FKM strap. As the name implies the watch is powered by the sturdy and reliable Miyota 2070 Solar quartz movement used in the Sheffield GT model range. As with all Limited Editions a full run may be in the cards someday, but for now this run is the only sure thing.
The Sheffield Solar Black is $148.00
It was never if but when to launch a Sheffield GMT.
I knew what I liked but I wanted some direction because there are a lot of GMT’s out there. I posted a few GMT prototypes and received a clear set of responses. Based on popular demand one is a blue dial with white markers model and the obligatory red and blue bezel (with a slight twist of design) that everyone seems to expect or love. The second is a polar opposite with a white dial, mint green markers and a tuxedo black bezel. They both use the tried and true Seiko NH34 movement and the same Sapphire Crystal, 316 Steel Case , 20 ATM and FKM Tropic strap common to most Sheffield watches. I have been wearing both watches quite a bit and love the look and feel of both. I think you will as well!
~Jay
Watches and Porsches
I have always liked watches and cars. I remember watching the TV series Sea Hunt and James Bond movies wanting the cool watches the characters wore. Likewise, I still remember Grand Prix and being immersed in the sounds and the wide screen. When I was 11 my parents gave me my first “Dive Watch” a Sheffield Allsport. I beat the hell out of that watch and I still have it today and is pictured above. It also started me on my love of and collection of dive watches over the last 50 years. Over that time, I’d look at that watch amongst my other watches and wondered “What If?” Well, the day has come. I am pleased to offer the Sheffield All Sport 1. A revived brand and surprising value. My goal was to build this watch with the highest specification possible at a price comparable to the $13 dollar price paid in 1970 in today’s dollars. These Allsport 1 models hold their own perfectly within my own collection, high and low, with no compromise.
All of the reasons why, and story of the revival of Sheffield remain the same as told in the original narrative below when I debuted the Sheffield Allsport Diver 1.
The Allsport Diver 1A is something even more special because it is the “Homage” the “Update” in watch-speak of my original Sheffield. The “A” stands for Automatic which is as close as I could get to my original hand wind. Actually the 1A can be hand wound but it’s true feature is the Seiko NH35 24 jewel movement which has 40 hours of reserve and -20 to +40 seconds accuracy per day.
All of the other performance specifications are in line with all other Sheffield watches. Sapphire crystal, 316L steel cases, aluminum bezel. The extra boost of full Swiss lume for all indices and numbers. And of course a modern “Diving” watch requires at least 20 ATM water resistance. Which the 1A has along with its true to heritage FKM rubber Tropic strap.
Visually, the “Update” is as true as possible to the original range of Sheffield Allsport Divers. The color of the indices and numbers as well as the custom tooled hands, even the cyclops date window. But the added bonus is the replica engraving of the diver on the case back which adds a special touch.
The focus on value and price remains paramount. Originally the automatic Sheffield watches ranged anywhere between $19.50 to $22.00 from the late 60’s to the early 70’s. I will use 1970 as I did for the ALLSPORT 1. The price lands, with inflation, in the mid $170’s today. And since we have been ending on the 8’s the 1A will be $178.00.
The 2023 Sheffield Allsport 1A is actually a far more robust watch than its 70’s ancestor? But back in the day it was still a “Diver” and so is the 1A.
I am very pleased with this watch in so many ways!
Jay
