EQUIPThe Gadgeteer · 12h ago
Orient’s $399 Mako GMT Pairs a Blue Gradient Dial With Automatic GMT
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Orient has launched a limited-edition Mako GMT featuring a blue gradient dial and automatic movement. This $399 timepiece provides simultaneous dual-time tracking for international business travelers and global telecommunications management.
- 01Integrated automatic GMT movement allows precise tracking of a secondary time zone
- 02Limited-edition release features a distinctive blue gradient dial for professional aesthetics
- 03Priced at $399 to offer a competitive entry point for mechanical GMT functionality
- 04Designed for high-utility use during overseas travel and cross-border communications
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Keeping track of another time zone is easier when you can see both times on your wrist. Whether you’re traveling overseas or calling someone in another country, a GMT watch lets you check another location’s time alongside your own. Orient’s…