Land, sea or air, this all-around adventure watch is ready for anything and everything.

You would be hard-pressed to find a more capable and handsome all-around adventure watch than the Glashütte Original SeaQ Panorama Date. Full stop.

Taking inspiration from the brand’s 1969 Spezimatic dive watch, the SeaQ Panorama Date sports serious heritage diver credibility and combines it with modern capabilities. Its premier features include an impressive 100-hour power reserve, 30 bar (300 m) pressure rating and unidirectional rotating bezel with ceramic inlay. Most striking, however, are the sharp blue and green colorways that simultaneously play off the mountains and the sea – and look damn fine to boot. At 43.2mm, it’s a larger and more complex version of the standard SeaQ (39.5mm) that's ready to take on any pursuit.

The SeaQ Panorama Date is available on a steel bracelet, rubber strap or synthetic nylon strap, so regardless of your adventure plans, you’ll have no problem finding the proper setup. The Calibre 36-13 automatic movement is made and finished by hand in-house by Glashütte Original, which has been making watches uninterrupted since 1845. This new movement's impressive 100-hour power reserve represents a massive gain over previous in-house movements and most comparable watches.

But the impressive, oversized applied numerals and indices with Super-LumiNova® inlays will likely catch your eye first. And rightly so, since the 1969 Spezimatic diver directly inspires those particular details. Rounding out the SeaQ Panorama's unbeatable aesthetics are an engraved case back, sapphire crystal and that classic Panorama Date window that color matches the dial. Look more closely, and you'll notice that the hands are inlaid with Super-LumiNova® too, and subtle sunburst striations add incredible depth and texture to the watch face. On the case, a screw-down crown and polished, beveled edges elegantly indicate a high level of engineering and craftsmanship.

Whether your adventures take you up a craggy mountain, into the deep blue for some much-needed dive time, or out for a night of revelry, the SeaQ is up for anything you can throw at it.