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TRI-02 – GMT 3 Timezone COSC – Gun/Black/Rubber
(£697.50 VAT incl.)
Unconventional. Dedicated. Unapologetic.
Engineered from 316L stainless steel in Switzerland, this case features a PVD gunmetal finish and twin screw-down crowns. A watch built for travel, it has a water resistance of 15ATM.
Modern retro visuals meet a bold black and yellow colour scheme. Equipped with a 24-hour chapter ring and internal bezel, this chronometer allows you to read three timezones simultaneously.
Every detail matters. Engineered on both the top and underside, our double domed sapphire crystal offers absolute clarity of the dial from all angles. Its signature convex shape pays homage to the dress watches of the ‘40s and ‘50s – our modern take on retro design.
An exhibition caseback displays the precision engineering within. Because if you've got a Swiss-made automatic movement inside your watch, flaunt it.
As a watch with GMT capabilities, skeletonised hands complement the aviation theme. Wherever in the world your adventure takes you, you’ll always be on time.
A movement that powers a fourth GMT hand around the dial, the Sellita SW330 is one of the most popular dual-time movements available today. It’s been chronometer-certified by COSC, giving it a daily accuracy rate of +99.994%.
Each TRIBUS arrives with a COSC certificate in its own luxury presentation box, piano finished with a push button for easy access. An accompanying warranty card allows you to register your watch and view your online instruction manual. We believe you don’t need to hack down half the Amazon for a physical manual when you can easily download one.
The original GMT watches emerged during the 1950s, part of a jet-setting era that opened a whole new world of exotic destinations. The GMT 3 Timezone COSC is born of the spirit of that time, with a modern-retro aesthetic influenced by vintage aviation watches. Distinctive looks and vivid yellow detailing are all enhancements to a classic.
The TRI-02’s case is crafted from stainless steel in Switzerland, its sleek shape a striking example of the nation’s engineering capabilities. Yet it’s what you’ll see through its exhibition caseback that makes this watch possible. A Sellita SW330 movement powers a fourth GMT hand, read against an inner 24-hour ring so its user can track a second timezone; an outer 24-hour bezel can be adjusted by the TRI-02’s upper crown to set and follow a third.
