Good luck actually buying one
By Dave Kowalski, Chicago ยท
Halios is a tiny Vancouver outfit with a following that borders on a cult. When they drop a batch, it's gone. So before we even talk specs, know that the hardest part of owning a Seaforth is getting your hands on one at $765 and not double that on a resale site.
Now the specs, and they're good. Titanium case, 41 mm by 12.4 mm, 20 mm lugs. Blue dial, rotating bezel, sapphire, 200 m. Sellita SW200-2 with 65 hours listed, which is a nice jump over the old 38-hour SW200-1 you see everywhere. Comes on rubber.
Titanium on a diver is a smart call. Lighter, doesn't get as cold against your skin when it's ten below at the bus stop, doesn't feel like an anchor. Downside is it'll scuff up. Titanium always does.
The rubber's the right strap for a diver but I'd want a bracelet option for a daily, and that's extra money if you can even find one. For $765 though? Swiss movement, titanium, a design people genuinely obsess over. If the drop button works for you, hit it.