GMT-Master II

The GMT-Master II, which superseded the model used by airline pilots since it was released in 1955. It has been labeled the “ultimate cosmopolitan watch.” It shows a second time zone with an additional 24-hour hand and a two-color rotating graduated bezel.

Furthermore, it gives each wearer the ability to strengthen their connection with their own particular “somewhere out there.” Whether it be from previous encounters, imagined places, or prospective adventures.

It has remarkable anti-corrosion properties, is practically scratch-proof, is made entirely of one piece, and keeps its vibrant hues throughout time. The recessed, molded graduations and numerals are covered with a layer of yellow, pink, or platinum using a process called physical vapor deposition (PVD).