Bell And Ross Gmt, 42 mm

Description

Bell & Ross And The Gmt Function

Horologically speaking, the GMT function was first developed to meet with both the needs and specifications of aviators and especially pilots. The acronym GMT is used to indicate a second time zone but not necessarily from Greenwich. This complication has since been popularized and is nowadays commonly used by travelers. Bell & Ross has made aviation, particularly aeronautical instruments, its specialty. Its designs very often match specifications created by professional users.

TECHNICAL DATA

MOVEMENT

BR-Calibre .303

Automatic Mechanical

FUNCTIONS

Hours, minutes, central seconds, second 24-hour time zone and date.

Quick setting of the GMT hand, independently of the hour hand

CASE

Width: 42 mm

Satin-finished and polished steel

Bi-directional rotating bezel with 24-hour scale and black and red two-colour anodized aluminium ring

DIAL

Black

Indices coated in Super-LumiNova

Metal skeletonised Super-LumiNova-filled hour and minute hands and 24-hour hand

CRYSTAL

Sapphire with anti-reflective coating

WATER-RESISTANCE

100 metres

STRAP

Black coloured leather and ultra-resilient black synthetic fabric

BUCKLE

Pin

Satin-finished and polished steel