UTS Adventure GMT
12 years ago Mechanical Engineer and watch collector Nicolaus Spinner had a vision to create his own watch. Having access to the latest CNC machines in Munich, Germany helped make the dream a reality. The UTS Commander was born, a unique watch case that featured a 45mm case with front and back sapphire crystals. Fast forward and UTS Watches is proud to present the Adventure GMT. Building on the Commander case foundation, UTS adds an automatic Valgranges GMT movement. Super-Luminova glowing in bright blue. Six hex screws connect through front-middle into the back watch case. The Adventure rating is typical conservative rating of an engineer. Each watch is tested well beyond the printed specifications. All watches feature UTS in-house case construction.The Adventure GMT is limited to 200 pieces and priced at $4000.Additional technical information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical SpecificationsGerman Stainless Steel, 1.4404, brushed finishDimensions:

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