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5 colorways· From $550*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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4 colorways· From $500*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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2 colorways· From $350*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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2 colorways· From $250*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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2 colorways· From $165*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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Brand vibe
Geo builds watches about Puerto Rico: bioluminescent-bay lume, enamel dials, and the pirate Roberto Cofresí on the nameplate. The Cofresi Tool Navigator (41mm, Miyota 82S5, 200m) is the flagship, the Islandtime GMT runs a Seiko NH34 with a bespoke Geo rotor, and the quartz Campo and Bio Bay pieces get you in around $165–$250. Small-batch, island-designed, and pretty much... unusually cheerful, especially for a tool watch
Sourcing & Build
InferredSourcing Notes: Movements are Japanese: Miyota 82S5 automatics in the Cofresi line, Seiko NH34 GMT and NH35 in Islandtime/Turquesa, Miyota 1L45 quartz in the Campo and Bio Bay pieces, per published product specifications on geoshop.co. Cases (316L steel, sapphire crystals), dials and hands are not attributed to named suppliers; the brand describes the watches as designed in Puerto Rico.
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- Dispatch (ships from)
- 🇺🇸United States
- Headquarters
- 🇺🇸San Juan, United States
- Assembly
- 🇺🇸Puerto Rico, United States
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