Sold out $453 40mm
San Martin
SN0148-GB
Gradient Green
Automatic
37.5 mm
San Martin SN0148-GX1 Gradient Green
Sold out
$438
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What you'll get
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San Martin SN0148-GX1 is available again
About this Watch
A Dive watch, in a round stainless steel case, 37.5mm, with a green gradient dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Miyota 9015.
Right now, this reference is sold out and cannot be bought. Within its segment, this reference is priced near the middle of the pack, close to what comparable watches typically cost. This segment covers 31 tracked dive watches in this size and price class, ranging from USD 300 to USD 499. This reference first launched in December 2025.
Diameter
37.5mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
11.35mm
Weight
138g
Movement Type
Automatic
Movement Name
Miyota 9015
Water resistance
20 bar
Crystal Type
Sapphire
Crystal Description
Sapphire Crystal with AR Coating
Statistics
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.
How San Martin models usually sell out and restockWorth tracking
Limited data
Not enough tracked history yet on this brand to read a pattern.
Price vs segment16% above segment median
- Brand restocks everyBrand avg~20 days
- Brand in stockBrand avg~32%
Availability
Sold out
45 days straight
9/20/26
September 2026
Today
Tracked since 9/20/26 (46 days).
Last confirmed:
Price
The latest observed price was $438.00 on 11/5/26.
$438.00 USD
11/5/26
November 2026
Today
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