
A versatile pilot's watch with a robust design and clear legibility. Equipped with a GMT function and crafted for everyday adventures.
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Blue ceramic against an anthracite dial is a more considered pairing than the standard black-on-black Zulu Time, and it's the detail that would push me toward this reference over the others in the lineup if color mattered to me as much as spec. Underneath, it's the same manufacture automatic GMT caliber and 100-meter rating as the black-bezel steel version, just at 39mm rather than 42 — a size I think suits a GMT better than most buyers assume, since the complication doesn't need extra case real estate to read clearly. The steel bracelet adds the wrist presence that a smaller diameter alone wouldn't provide. Among two-tone-dial GMTs at this price, this is a genuinely distinctive one rather than a color variant for its own sake.