Touring GMT watch, stunning on the road
Hugo | 2024-11-11
GMT is related to many professions: pilots, international sales teams, and now... rock stars. The latest watch released by Traford adheres to the roots of Austin and is designed specifically for musicians on the road. Whether you're screaming in front of a microphone, managing a monitor, or swaying in a crowd, the new Touring GMT is perfect for your music. This watch is full of direct connections with American style, drawing inspiration from visual diversity across the country. The prominent font and bold pointers remind people of logo art.
The size of Touring GMT is 39mm x 12mm x 46mm, very wear-resistant, with a 316L stainless steel case and additional protective coating. The double arched sapphire crystal mirror has an anti reflective coating inside, which can help you stay informed in bright lighting. Regardless of the venue, Touring GMT can be paired with the accompanying 20mm Italian leather strap and 20mm Perlon straight strap, which can withstand complete immersion in water.
9075 is a "true GMT" movement, which means you can adjust the main hour hand, while the outer GMT pointer is independently locked to your home time. What's even more unique is that Touring GMT uses AM/PM scales to visually distinguish between day and night. This allows wearers to quickly understand whether their hometown is daytime or nighttime. The Miyota 9075 movement provides 42 hours of battery life for the wearer. Traford also offers bracelet options with sturdy quick release end chains and instant fine-tuning. When the road warriors' test begins, Touring GMT can handle it with ease and has a waterproof rating of 10 ATM.
There are three beautiful colors to choose from, each style named after iconic music venues across the United States, evoking the joy and resilience of live music. The inspiration for Troubadour comes from music venues in West Hollywood, California. The white dial features bright orange hands wrapped in a green two-color outer ring, with a light green date window and yellow GMT hands. Bluebird is named after the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, with a more balanced combination of blue and yellow on the dial. The date window is the same as the Troubadour, with orange hands and light blue GMT hands. Saxon's inspiration comes from the Saxon Pub in Traford's hometown of Austin, with a bold black dial paired with clear white hour markers. The color matched date wheel displays a blue-green date that matches the color of the hour and minute hands, making it very eye-catching even when viewed casually. The second hand of each watch also matches the color of the hour markers.
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