Often referred to as ‘mini Serengeti’, the Tarangire National Park is not only famous for diverse wildlife and its majestic river, but also its baobab tree population. These succulents store between 300-900 litres of water within its thick trunks and live to a ripe old age of 5000 years - probably as long as this watch will.  The Safari is a compact beast forged with tough stainless steel and a determination for exploration. Measuring 40mm, this GMT edition has a fixed dual-tone bezel graduated for 24 hours, handy for tracking two time zones simultaneously. If there's one dial layout that never fails to amaze, it's the California dial. Add to that a vibrant colorway shining through flat sapphire crystal and you've got a stunner. Our brand new case has a particular charm of its own, too - peep those convex grooves that provide a firm finger hold while using the screw-down crown.  Depicted on the case back is one of four (at random) safari animal species which serve as a reminder to conserve the natural world. In an age of digital technology, we daresay an old-school toughie like this is a natural selection.  Specifications:  Case: 40mm 316L Stainless Steel  Bezel: Fixed steel with aluminium insert  Movement: NH34 GMT Automatic  Water Resistance: 200m (660ft) / 20ATM Crown: Screw-down crown  Dial: Half-Arabic, half-Roman numerals (California dial), matt white Hands: Custom hands with Japan LumiNova® Lens: Flat sapphire lens with anti-reflective coating Strap: 316L stainless steel bracelet Lug size: 20mm Lug to lug: 46mm Case thickness: 12.6mm Case Back: Sapphire exhibition case back with animal artwork (randomized)