Tracking multiple time zones with ease and elegance, these jet-setting watches are fit for the collector on the move.

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Ceramic

Rotating

Steel

Fold

Silver

Jubilee

Rolex, originally founded in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf, stands as a paragon of horological excellence and timeless style. This Swiss watchmaking legend has consistently set the standard for precision, durability, and prestige. Rolex watches are renowned for their enduring value, making them both exceptional timekeepers and coveted collector's items. With iconic designs like the Rolex Submariner, Rolex Datejust, and Rolex Day-Date, this brand epitomizes luxury craftsmanship and innovation.

Rolex

Chronometer

Date

Sapphire

The Rolex GMT-Master 126710 was introduced at BaselWorld 2018. It features a Pepsi bezel insert in ceramic, a jubilee bracelet, and the new caliber 3285.

Black

Unisex

Automatic

GMT-Master II "Pepsi" / Jubilee

None

GMT-Master II

Carbon

Rubber

Panerai, established in 1860 in Florence, Italy by Giovanni Panerai, has a storied history rooted in military heritage. The Panerai Luminor and Panerai Radiomir are two of the most popular models, recognized for their bold aesthetics and functionality. With a commitment to precision and durability, Panerai remains a favorite among enthusiasts seeking adventure and style. Some of the biggest fans of Panerai have even given themselves a name—Paneristi.

Panerai

Men's

Submersible 44 Carbotech GMT Navy Seals - Limited to 162 Pieces

Submersible

Rose Gold

Buckle

Brown

Alligator

A. Lange & Söhne, founded in 1845 in Glashutte, Germany by Ferdinand Adolph Lange, is a German watchmaker renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design. The brand's dedication to precision is reflected in its most popular modes—the Lange 1 and Saxonia. A. Lange & Söhne watches are celebrated for their impeccable finish and intricate movements, making them cherished heirlooms for generations.

A. Lange & Söhne

Saxonia Dual Time Rose Gold

Saxonia

Established in 1839 by Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe, Patek Philippe represents the pinnacle of haute horlogerie. This esteemed Swiss manufacture is revered for its uncompromising dedication to craftsmanship and innovation. Each Patek Philippe watch is a masterpiece, meticulously created by skilled artisans and watchmakers. Known for its iconic collections like the Calatrava, Nautilus, and Aquanaut, plus legendary Tiffany&Co exclusive releases, Patek Philippe blends timeless elegance with technical mastery, ensuring its place in watchmaking history.

Patek Philippe

Dual Time

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5164 is a larger and more complicated version of Patek's casual sports watch. It features an automatic movement with a dual time zone complication.

Aquanaut Travel Time / Black

Arabic

Aquanaut

White Gold

World Time

AM/PM Indication

World Time White Gold / Black / Bracelet

Complications

GMT-Master II "Batgirl"

Aluminum

Tudor, with its inception dating back to 1926, is a brand steeped in heritage and craftsmanship. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf (yes, that Hans Wildorf), Tudor is often considered the sibling brand to Rolex, known for its reliability and affordability. The Tudor Black Bay and Tudor Pelagos, offer a distinctive blend of vintage charm and contemporary performance. With its own unique identity, Tudor appeals to those seeking both history and innovation in their timepieces.

Tudor

The Tudor Heritage Black Bay GMT was introduced at Baselworld 2018. It features a stainless steel case with revolving 'Pepsi' bezel in aluminum, and is powered by the in-house caliber MT5652.

Black Bay GMT / Bracelet

Black Bay

Leather

Nomos Glashütte, founded in 1990 after the fall of the Berlin Wall, is a German watchmaker celebrated for its Bauhaus-inspired design and precision. Emerging from the iconic town of Glashütte, Nomos has helped to revitalize German watchmaking. The brand's iconic collections, like the Tangente and Metro, embody Nomos Glashütte's dedication to minimalism and technical excellence. With a heritage rooted in both tradition and innovation, Nomos Glashütte represents a harmonious fusion of design and engineering.

Nomos Glashütte

White

Zürich Weltzeit

Zürich

Blue

Luminor 1950 40 BiTempo Luna Rossa Steel / Blue

Luminor 1950

Gem-Set

Oyster

Diamond-Paved

GMT-Master II Rose Gold SARU

Black Bay Pro / Bracelet

Gray

Submersible 44 Stainless Steel GMT Navy Seals - Limited to 500 Pieces

Breitling, founded in 1884 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland by Léon Breitling, is known for their precision chronographs and aviation-inspired timepieces. Breitling has a strong history of creating top-notch instruments for both pilots and adventurers. The brand's most iconic models, the Navitimer and Superocean to name two, are celebrated for their robustness and functionality. With a commitment to performance and innovation, Breitling continues to be the choice of professionals in aviation and exploration.

Breitling

Green

Chronomat 40 GMT / Green / Stainless Steel

Chronomat

Travel Time

Launched at Baselworld 2015, the reference 5524 Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time pairs a military style with the complicated caliber CH 28-520 C FUS movement, as also found in the Patek Philippe Aquanaut ref. 5164A-001. The case measures 42 mm across, and is water resistant up to 30 meters.

The release of the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 5524 notably introduced a new sports watch into the Patek Philippe collection.

Calatrava Pilot Travel Time White Gold / Blue

GMT-Master II 'Bruce Wayne' Steel / Ceramic / Jubilee

IWC, also known as International Watch Company, was founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland by an American watchmaker—Florentine Ariosto Jones. IWC is a brand known for its precision engineering & distinctive design plus has consistently produced exceptional timepieces that combine functionality and elegance. IWC's most popular models as of late are the Pilot's Watch and Portugieser. With a heritage rooted in aviation and maritime exploration, IWC continues to create watches that capture the spirit of adventure.

Pilot’s Watch Timezoner Le Petit Prince

Pilot

Yellow Gold

Black Bay GMT S&G / Bracelet

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5164 is a larger and more complicated version of Patek's casual sports watch. This variant features an automatic movement with dual time zone, and is executed in rose gold with a brown rubber strap.

Aquanaut Travel Time Rose Gold / Brown

Annual Calendar

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller was introduced in 2012 and is one of Rolex's most complicated watches to date. It features an annual calendar and a second time zone function. The former has a regular date display, while the month is displayed through apertures by the hour markers. The latter is indicated through an off-center 24h disc at 6 o'clock. The well-known fluted bezel functions as sort of a gear box with three positions, enabling the user to set the date, local time and second time zone through one single position on the crown.

Reference 326934-0006 has a stainless steel case with white gold bezel, and a stainless steel Jubilee-style bracelet. The dial is black.

Sky-Dweller / Black / Jubilee

Sky-Dweller

The Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 7234 was introduced in 2018 as a smaller alternative to 2015's 5524. It features case measuring 37.5 mm across, which is paired with a movement identical to that of the larger version. Ref. 7234R-001 was added to the collection in 2020. This Calatrava Pilot Travel Time features a rose gold case and a gradient brown sunburst dial.

Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Rose Gold / Brown

The Rolex GMT-Master 126710BLRO was introduced at BaselWorld 2018. It features a 'Pepsi'-color bezel insert in ceramic, and a black dial. Power comes from the self-winding caliber 3285. Reference 126710BLRO-0002 is fitted with an Oyster-style bracelet. This configuration was added to the collection in 2021.

GMT-Master II "Pepsi" / Oyster

Sky-Dweller Fluted / Blue / Jubilee

Cellini Dual Time Rose Gold / Silver

Cellini

Champagne

Sky-Dweller Yellow Gold / Champagne / Oyster

After being approached by Pan American Airlines in the early 1950s, Rolex began developing a timepiece to address the needs of commercial pilots wishing to track multiple time zones throughout their frequent travels. First introduced in 1954, the first reference 6542 GMT Master ushered in a new era of complication for the legendary watchmaker, allowing pilots and travellers alike to monitor home and local times using a 24 hour hand, paired with a distinctive bidirectional rotating bezel.

Now enjoying nearly seven decades of rich history, the GMT Master, and subsequent GMT Master II have transcended their status as purpose-built tool watches, and now exist as fixtures of sophisticated, worldly living.


GMT-Master II "Batman"

The Rolex GMT-Master II 126719BLRO-0002 was introduced in 2019. It features a white gold case and a meteorite dial. Inside is Rolex's caliber 3285.

Meteorite

GMT-Master II "Pepsi" / Meteorite

Introduced in 2013, the GMT-Master II BLNR uses a distinct black and blue bezel in Cerachrom, earning it the nickname "Batman." It is powered by the caliber 3186.

Sky-Dweller / Fluted / Blue / Oyster

Sky-Dweller Rose Gold / Chocolate / Arabic

Roman

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller was introduced in 2012 and is one of Rolex's most complicated watches to date. It features an annual calendar and a second time zone function. The former has a regular date display, while the month is displayed through apertures by the hour markers. The latter is indicated through an off-centre 24h disc at 6 o'clock. The well-known fluted bezel functions as sort of a gear box with three positions, enabling the user to set the date, local time and second time zone through one single position on the crown.

Reference 326938-0004 features a black dial with stick markers.

Sky-Dweller Yellow Gold / Black / Oyster

GMT-Master II / Black

Sky-Dweller White Gold / Black / Arabic

The Rolex GMT-Master 126711 was introduced at Baselworld 2018. It features a black & brown bezel insert in Cerachrom, while both its case and bracelet are executed in a combination of stainless steel and Everose gold.

GMT-Master II "Root Beer"

Oysterflex

Sky-Dweller Yellow Gold / White / Oysterflex

Chronograph

Introduced at BaselWorld 2014, the Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph 5990 features both a chronograph as well as a dual time zone mechanism, courtesy of its caliber CH 28-520 C FUS.

Nautilus Travel Time Flyback Chronograph / Black

Nautilus

Sky-Dweller Yellow Gold / Champagne / Oysterflex

The Rolex GMT-Master 126715 was introduced at Baselworld 2018. It features a black & brown bezel insert in Cerachrom, while both its case and bracelet are done in Rolex's proprietary Everose gold alloy.

GMT-Master II Rose Gold

Introduced in 2006, the 116713 is the two-tone variation of the latest generation of GMT-Master - one of Rolex most celebrated icons. It uses the new style maxi case, dial and hands, giving it a somewhat beefier appearance compared to previous generations.

GMT-Master II Two-Tone / Ceramic

The GMT-Master II was introduced in 1989, replacing the reference 16760 "Fat Lady." It was available in a wide range of versions, among them those with the "Pepsi" bezel as shown here.

GMT-Master II "Pepsi"

The 2011 introduction of the Rolex Explorer II 216570 marked the return of the orange 24 hour "Freccione" hand, as well as the model's reinterpration in a 42 mm stainless steel case. 

Explorer II 42 / Black

Explorer II

Widely regarded as one of the most subdued sports Rolexes, the 16570 is a model that mostly speaks to collectors. Its stainless steel, fixed bezel gives this watch a look totally different from its more popular sibling, the GMT-Master II.

The present watch has a black dial with Superluminova markers.

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