
Davosa, Deep Blue, Steinhart and Marc & Sons (coming soon) all have released their answer to the GMT Master II. Steinhart were quick to give their GMT-Ocean One 39 a Pepsi bezel and a Jubilee bracelet, shortly after Baselworld this year – that might be the one to go for if you aren’t on a Rolex or Tudor budget.

Meanwhile the Tridente GMT has a 40mm Stainless steel case with 300m of water-resistance and an Elabore grade ETA 2893 automatic movement. Its MSRP is approx. 1300euro. Its brother, the Nettuno 3 GMT has pretty much the same spec. It has an MSRP of approx. 1200euro.

Thoughts? Nothing ground-breaking here, I know they have Elabore grade 2893s, but these are bloody expensive for what they are plus they lack the charm that you get from the Steinhart GMT-Ocean 39 which BTW has an ETA Elabore 2893-2 for just 420euro.

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