As part of our Trident Summer Campaign, we're rediscovering the C60 Trident GMT 600.
Four hands. Two time zones.
One legend and a world of possibilities
The C60 Trident GMT 600 could well be the perfect everyday watch.
First, waterproof to 600m, it can withstand everything the deep can throw at it. It also looks the business.
But that’s only half the story.
Thanks to its Sellita SW330 automatic movement it is the ultimate world-traveller watch, able to monitor another time zone using the fourth ‘GMT’ hand and 24-hour outer bezel.
Not sure how to use it?
Here’s a step-by-step guide.
Work out what time zone you’d like to monitor. If it’s 10am in the UK, and you want to follow New York, then you should set the GMT hand five hours behind the present time.
Pull the crown to the second position. Then rotate the GMT hand in hour increments until it reaches 5am on the 24-hour bezel.
Once you’ve done that, return the crown to the original position. The GMT hand is now aligned with New York and will follow it as long as the movement is ticking.
Thanks for posting this up, Mike. 