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Geckota Pioneer Automatic Watch Brushed Beige Dial
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Geckota  Pioneer Automatic Watch Brushed Beige Dial

Geckota Pioneer Automatic Watch Brushed Beige Dial

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About this Watch

A Field watch, in a cushion stainless steel case, 42mm, with a brown sunburst (subtle brushed gradient) dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the NH35 / NH38.

Right now, this reference is sold out and cannot be bought. Within Geckota's own catalog, this reference is priced 25% below the brand's median, making it one of the more accessible models in the lineup. Geckota currently has 134 models under active tracking, this reference among them.

Diameter

42mm

Lug to lug

45mm

Between lugs

22mm

Thickness

14mm

Movement Type

automatic

Movement Name

NH35 / NH38

Power reserve

41 hours

Water resistance

10 bar

Crystal Type

sapphire

Crystal Description

Domed sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating

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Statistics

Across the tracked catalog, its scarcity score of 87/100 places it in roughly the top 10%. Its scarcity score has climbed about 40 points over the past 380 days. The high point in that window was a score near 100, reached in August 2026. This reference's scarcity is roughly 29 points above what's typical for Geckota.

On average, roughly 36% of Geckota's tracked models are available at any given moment.

Availability

Last confirmed:

Tracked since 5/7/25 (499 days).

  • Sold out4/4/26

    5 months straight

    March 2026

    Today

1 older transition back to 5/7/25 is available with Collector. Unlock full history

Price

The latest observed price was $404.90 on 9/18/26.

  • $404.90 USD9/18/26

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