Baltic Heures du Monde - Dialed In or Stoned Out?! - Worth The Hype?! Episode #48
My Watches PodcastShow Notes
The Baltic Heures du Monde is a Worldtimer built around a 37 mm stainless steel case measuring 11.3 mm thick with 100 m water resistance, it uses a Soprod C125 automatic GMT movement with a 42-hour power reserve, paired with a 24-hour inner bezel that works alongside a ceramic bezel engraved with 24 global cities to track multiple time zones.
The watch features a double-domed sapphire crystal, strong Super-LumiNova BGW9 on the hands, dial, and bezel, and a 120-click rotating bezel for time zone alignment. For the initial launch, the watch is offered with natural stone dials such as labradorite, tiger’s eye, and sodalite which will be a limited edition of 200 each (numbered). A regular production model will be released in a future date.
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