Singer Reimagined DualTrack: A Hands-On Review of the New GMT

Introducing the Singer Reimagined DualTrack

Singer Reimagined, known for its racing-inspired central chronographs, has introduced its first GMT: the DualTrack. This new model retains the brand's signature aesthetic while offering a practical dual-time function and an impressive power reserve.

Design and Case

The DualTrack features a cushion-shaped stainless steel case measuring 43 mm in diameter and 15 mm thick. Its design echoes the Track 1 Chronograph, giving it a sporty yet refined presence. The skeletonized lugs, chamfered edges, and recessed dial add to its visual appeal. While the size is substantial, it feels appropriate for a sports watch and sits comfortably on the wrist.

Dial and GMT Function

The dial incorporates a subtle chequered flag motif as a minutes scale, a nod to the brand's automotive heritage. The time is displayed in a deeply recessed area, surrounded by a sloping minutes track and a raised 24-hour GMT ring. A fixed pointer at six o'clock indicates the second time zone, and a recessed pusher at nine o'clock advances the GMT ring in one-hour steps. This 'caller' GMT is straightforward to use, though not as quick to set as a 'true' GMT.

Movement: The ST5001

The standout feature of the DualTrack is its manual-wind ST5001 movement, developed by an unnamed specialist (likely Chronode). The movement is constructed with four barrels arranged in pairs, providing a six-day power reserve. The open-worked bridges and spread-out layout create a unique and visually striking appearance. The barrels unwind sequentially within each pair and in parallel between pairs, ensuring stable torque throughout the power reserve. The balance wheel operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, contributing to chronometric performance.

Wearing Experience

On the wrist, the DualTrack feels well-balanced despite its size. It doesn't look overly expensive, making it a discreet travel companion. However, a titanium version would enhance wearability, and given Singer's history, more iterations may be expected.

Price and Availability

The Singer Reimagined DualTrack is priced at US,400 or CHF22,500 before taxes. It is available from Singer retailers starting June 2026. While not a bargain, it offers a compelling package for those seeking a quality travel watch from an independent maker.

Key Specifications

Reference: SR511-3 (green), SR511-4 (red)
Diameter: 43 mm
Height: 15 mm
Material: Stainless steel
Water Resistance: 100 m
Movement: ST5001 manual wind
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, second time zone
Power Reserve: 144 hours (6 days)
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Strap: Rubber with folding buckle
Limited Edition: No

Buying Advice

If you prioritize a long power reserve and a distinctive movement, the DualTrack is a strong contender. Its caller GMT is practical for frequent travelers, and the build quality is excellent. However, if you prefer a true GMT with an independently adjustable local hour hand, you might consider other options. Also, be mindful of the case size if you have a smaller wrist.