The Wristwatch Field Guide

Independent GMT watches

The Wristwatch Field Guide lists 8 independent GMT watches, from $6,900 to $118,750, from 8 brands. Every entry is verified for exotic-material content, sourced against the maker, and dated.

Best entry points
ThinnestSchwarz Etienne 1902 GMT (Grade 5 Titanium)10.9 mmMost affordable, in productionOchs und Junior Due Ore Mese Two Time Zones (titanium)$6,900Newest additionSchwarz Etienne 1902 GMT (Grade 5 Titanium)
8 references currently offered
Ochs und JuniorDue Ore Mese Two Time Zones (titanium)$6,90042.0 mmOtherHolthinrichs Signature LAB Series 1.GMT (titanium)HolthinrichsSignature LAB Series 1.GMT (titanium)$7,05038.5 mmOtherMauron Musy GMT SportMauron MusyGMT Sport$20,90044.0 mm14.6 mm thickOtherRessence Type 7RessenceType 7$51,50041.0 mm14 mm thickOther
Laurent FerrierSport Traveller Slate Grey (titanium)$68,00042.0 mmIntegrated braceletCzapek Place Vendome Tourbillon Titanium OmbresCzapekPlace Vendome Tourbillon Titanium Ombres$118,75043.5 mmOtherCyrus Klepcys GMT Retrograde TitaniumCyrusKlepcys GMT Retrograde Titanium–42.0 mmOther
Schwarz Etienne1902 GMT (Grade 5 Titanium)–39.0 mm10.9 mm thickDress

Frequently asked questions

How many independent GMT watches are in the Wristwatch Field Guide?

The guide catalogs 8 independent GMT watches from 8 brands. Every entry is verified for exotic-material content against the maker and dated.

What is the most affordable of the independent GMT watches?

The most affordable is the Ochs und Junior Due Ore Mese Two Time Zones (titanium) at about $6,900.