Introducing the San Martin SN0140W. I reviewed the 3-hand version of this a few years ago and thought it was one of the best San Martin have produced for a while. Today, I’m taking a look at the new GMT, in collaboration with Watchdives, that has some great improvements… making it much, much better! Fantastic build quality and outstanding finishing, making it one of the best GMT’s…
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Returning for the fourth time in 2024, the new-generation Venturer GMT features a series of refinements to both form and function that make this, perhaps, the most sophisticated watch that TRASKA has ever released (so far). The second crown at the 10 o’clock position that operates the internal rotating bezel is now screw-down making for rigorous dependability no matter how rough…
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The Nodus Contrail GMT takes the essence of its predecessors and elevates it with a sleek and versatile design. Leaning into Nodus’ dedication for efficient design, the redesigned case offers one of the thinnest profiles for a Miyota 9075 watch on the market today. Designed for a comfortable fit on the wrist, the Contrail GMT ensures that style doesn’t compromise functionality.
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The Atlas GMT is Waldhoff’s 2nd ever dive watch after the very well received Seawolf. It is a purpose driven design, where functionality and readability are elevated even in murky waters, thanks to its top grade Swiss luminous pigment. At its core beats a brand new Seiko NH34 GMT movement, a highly reliable Japanese caliber. GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time, which is the ‘zero hour’…
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Introducing the San Martin SN0129 Desert White GMT. The watch features a 39mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal and a gorgeous desert white dial texture. Also included is San Martin’s new milled clasp, with on the fly adjustment. The build quality and finishing is flawless, making this San Martin SN0129 their best yet and quite frankly, superb value for money!
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Introducing the Gavox Longitude GMT. Exploring the open seas has long been an adventure that only the bravest dared to take. This was due to the difficulty of accurately determining the ship‘s position. However, over the centuries, technology has developed to make this task easier. This Gavox Longitude pays tribute to the pioneering explorers of the past with its true GMT function.
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