Epos GMT Limited Edition
The Epos 3400 GMT Limited Edition uses twin independent automatic ETA 2671 movements to present two time displays, each with a date. The primary time display at 9 o’clock uses a conventional three-hand twelve-hour display with center seconds and the date at 6 o’clock. The second time zone at 3 o’clock uses an Epos module to present a reverse or counter-clockwise 24 hour indicator with date. The stainless steel oval case with measures 40 x 47 mm. The twin crowns at 3 and 9 o’clock are set slightly into the case. The dial is black guilloche and the primary time display is white mother-of-pearl with applied roman numerals. The watch is also available without MOP. The front crystal is sapphire and a transparent, screw-down case back allows a view of the two movements. The 3400 GMT is limited to 999 pieces.You may click the images below to view larger versions.

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