The 2010 Colt GMT + was officially introduced at the annual Baselworld 2010 trade show. The sporty three-hander arrived in an easily recognizable 41.3-mm stainless steel case sporting the Breitling caliber 32 COSC-certified self-winding movement. Based on the ETA 2893-2 movement, it is a GMT version of the omnipresent ETA 2892-A2. Now, tell me about “derivative works.”
Diving
This JeanRichard Aquascope Diver has TWO Crowns
Just like the recently presented limited-edition 2TimeZones Zirconium, the 2010 Aquascope (refs. 60140-11-61C-ACHD in black and 60140-11-11A-AC7D in white) sports JeanRichard’s in-house movement and features a cushion-shaped case with a pair of crowns at 3 and 9 o’clock positions.
Breitling Avenger Seawolf Chrono Blacksteel 1000M
Breitling Avenger Seawolf Chrono Blacksteel SuperQuartz is the world’s first chronograph that was built to operate at depth up to 1000 meters, if need be. Delivered in an imposing carbon-reinforced stainless steel case, the new ahem technically limited edition timekeeper justifies its impressive price with bold styling and one of the most accurate quartz mechanisms out there. After all, there are not so many divers that are officially certified as chronometers.
Casio G-Shock Frogman GWF1000-1 with Dive Timer
With this Casio G-Shock Frogman GWF 1000-1, the iconic Frogman -the model that was created specifically for scuba diving- has received a major facelift. Of course, being a member of the G-Shock family, the update wasn’t limited to just looks like it is almost always the case with dressier Submariners and hundreds of wannabes. The main change is hidden behind the timekeeper’s resin-clad outer shell.
CX Swiss Military 20,000 Feet super-diver
Although the CX Swiss Military 20,000 Feet diver features a pretty standard ETA Valjoux 7750 self-winding chronograph caliber, it is the die-hard titanium case that paved its way to the Guinness Book of Records.
Ulysse Nardin Monaco YS Maxi Marine Diver
The Ulysse Nardin Monaco YS Maxi Marine offers you a cool combination of DLC treated stainless steel, black ceramic and, of course, 18-karat rose gold. As usual, the manufacturer did not limit the alloy to only some elements of its grim dial: it also decorates its trademark bezel with the usual “waves” pattern and the number plaque at 9 o’clock on a side of the body. And, thanks to its official water resistance rating of 200 meters (20 bars), you can use it for some serious diving!