iW Magazine Winter 2020 | Page 48

SPECIFICATIONS Greubel Forsey GMT Sport Functions: GMT, 2nd time zone, rotating globe with universal time and day-and-night, universal time on 24 time zones, summer and winter time, summer time, GMT and Earth pushers, tourbillon 24 Secondes, hours and minutes, small seconds, power-reserve. Displays: Small seconds on disc, 72-hours power reserve on a sector, 24-seconds tourbillon rotation, rotating titanium globe with universal time, day and night, and time zone GMT. Back: 24 time zones, Summer time. Case: 42mm x 15.7mm titanium, three-dimensional, variable geometry-shaped bezel with raised engraved text, profiled lugs, screwed fixing, engraved pushers, transparent back with high domed synthetic sapphire crystal, titanium security screws. Bezel is 45mm titanium, rubber crown with logo, 100 meters of water resistance. Dial side: Three-dimensional, variable geometry hour-ring, with luminescent hours and minutes indexes, GMT indicator with raised engraving, power-reserve indicator, engraved and lacquered, tourbillon rotation indicator in gold, rotating globe with fixed day-and-night UTC indicator in synthetic sapphire, engraved and lacquered. Movement: Hand wound by Greubel Forsey with three pending patents, two coaxial series-coupled fast-rotating barrels (1 turn in 3.2 hours), one of which is equipped with a slipping spring to avoid excess tension, 21,600 bph. On dial side, titanium bridges are frosted and spotted with polished beveling and countersinks, straight-grained flanks, black treatment. Multi-level, suspended-arch bridge, polished with black treatment in relief, polished beveling and countersinks, straight-grained flanks. Tourbillon bridge is flat black polished with black treatment in relief, spotted, polished beveling and countersinks, straight-grained flanks. Strap: Black or blue rubber with relief text and titanium folding clasp engraved with GF logo. Price: $500,000. 48 | INTERNATIONAL WATCH | WINTER 2020 Round when viewed from above, the GMT Sport’s completely new titanium case reveals an exaggerated arch and ovoid shape when viewed from the side or the front.