{"id":23191,"date":"2017-04-20T07:00:55","date_gmt":"2017-04-20T05:00:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.gmtmag.com?p=23191"},"modified":"2017-04-19T15:10:07","modified_gmt":"2017-04-19T13:10:07","slug":"voyage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gmtmag.com\/en\/nouveaute-en-n-en\/editors-picks\/voyage.html","title":{"rendered":"4×4 : Voyage"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"GMT_n51_FR_ipad-159\"<\/em>Belgium. A refined evolution of the first watch to feature the patented RESSENCE ROCS<\/strong> display, with a dial composed of continuously rotating disks, the TYPE 12 comes in a \u2018squared\u2019 version sporting a cushion-type steel case with integrated lugs and interchangeable strap system. Winding and setting are done with a small retractable lever and no longer via the caseback.

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\"GMT_n51_FR_ipad-160\"<\/em>France. Parisian brand BELL & ROSS<\/strong> which specializes in aviation watches invites us onboard with the BR 03-92 HOROLUM (lum for luminosity) distinguished by exceptionally intense green nocturnal lighting similar to that of landing runways. The Bauhaus-inspired minimalist design contributes to optimal legibility.

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<\/em>France. Based in Besan\u00e7on, DODANE 1857<\/strong>, a company whose history is closely
\nbound up with aeronautics, takes flight once again, notably by presenting the
\nTYPE 21 chronograph, a re-edition of a model supplied to French airforce fighter
\npilots from the 1950s onwards. It comes in two- or three-counter versions
\nwith flyback seconds and countdown bezel.

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\"GMT_n51_FR_ipad-161\"<\/em>World time. At FR\u00c9D\u00c9RIQUE CONSTANT<\/strong>, the WORLDTIMER MANUFACTURE simultaneously displays the time in 24 time zones and is also easy adjustable via the crown. This particularly elegant latest version adopts a pink gold-plated steel case framing a mostly brown dial with engraved central map.

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\"GOS\"World time. VACHERON CONSTANTIN<\/strong> presents an exclusive version of its world time model, with simultaneous display of 37 time zones, along with simplified crown adjustment. The dial of this TRADITIONNELLE WORLD TIME model in platinum, issued in a 10-piece limited edition, features a gold globe motif, hand-enameled using the grisaille technique for the continents, and opaque enameling for the seas and oceans.

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\"VC\"Sweden. The GOS<\/strong> brand founded just ten years ago draws inspiration from Scandinavian traditions to create original watches that are notably personalized by unique dial in Damascus steel. In the SAREK collection, comprising the new Sarek Watchuseek and Sarek Ladies models, they evoke the scenery of the Swedish national park bearing this name.

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\"graham\"GMT. The GRAHAM CHRONOFIGHTER VINTAGE GMT<\/strong>, providing a 24-hour dual-time display on a ceramic bezel, offers a journey into the past through various vintage touches. The chronograph counters, the large date and the Super-LumiNova\u00ae elements stand out clearly against the sunburst dials in blue, khaki green, chestnut brown or black.

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\"qualcuno\"Ticino. A newcomer to the market, the QUALCUNO<\/strong> watch created by Ascona-based goldsmith CARLO SELLO is extremely unusual, with a pyramidshaped dial housed in a round titanium case. Intended for someone (qualcuno in Italian), it contains a secret retractable lever bearing a disk that may be personalized with initials, a symbol, diamonds or a photo.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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