Union Glash��tte Belisar GMT
Union Glash��tte introduces the newest member of the Belisar family. The new 41mm GMT joins the Chronograph, Power Reserve and Big Date models. The dial is a paradigm of clarity with the second time zone indicated by a 24-hour hand distinguished by its signal-red tip. The GMT hand points to an outer, beveled dial ring. The hands and inner hours indicators have a superluminova coating for good visibility at night. The dial is finished in gleaming silver with sunburst finish and it sits beneath a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides. The date indication is located at six o’clock. All Belisar timepieces are powered by high-quality ETA movements, manufactured and finished in Glash��tte. The exclusive Union Glash��tte rotor is finished with the company’s skeletonized brand lettering and Glash��tte stripes. All the watches are available with a crocodile leather or stainless steel strap and a variety of dials in black or silver finish. European MSRPs for the GMT

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