The Baltic Aquascaphe GMT, the perfect tool watch for the world traveller.

GMT watches, which were first worn by airline pilots on lengthy flights in the 1960s and 1970s, they are now widely recognised as one of the most popular types of watches. The fourth hand allows for 24-hour format time to be seen quickly across multiple time zones. An actual "Tool watch," made to outfit today's travellers.

A new 24 click bidirectional rotating bezel is included with the Aquascaphe GMT. It has a sapphire inlay, a durable material that offers a higher level of resistance to shocks and scratches.

In addition to being quite practical, the Aquascaphe GMT's date complication presents a date window at 6 o'clock, which nicely balances the dial.

For the GMT, Baltic has opted to employ the C125, a Swiss movement from the SOPROD manufacture. The self-winding mechanism of this watch features a date, a 42-hour power reserve, and, of course, a GMT function. No matter the setting in which it is used, the Aquascaphe GMT benefits from its maximum precision thanks to its unique selection for its durability and dependability.

The Super-Luminova® on the indexes and the black dial both guarantee the best visibility in the dark. The circular and triangled shapes utilised make it simple and plain to see the time. The watch's "glossy" coating adds depth to the dial while enhancing its attractiveness.

Each caseback features an engraving that draws inspiration from the various time zones found on earth. Two bracelets are available for choosing the Aquascaphe: a metal Beads of Rice bracelet or as shown here the rubber Tropic strap. As the lugs are drilled, switching your strap only takes a few seconds.