is a commendable attempt by Bell & Ross to transfuse and transpose the codes of its famously distinctive professional ranges into a more urban, lifestyle-oriented timepiece. After the time-only and the chronograph models, GMT marks the next logical addition to the range. The setup is straightforward with a 24-hour hand and a corresponding scale on the dial flange, which is minimalistic with black for the night hours and grey for the day.
The hour and minute hands point to the applied Roman numerals for the time. The innermost ring is the 24-hour scale with a corresponding, red-tipped hand. Then, there are the windows for the day of the week, month and moon phase at the centre of the dial.Adjusting local time in 1-hour increments is possible through the crown while the calendar is set by the hidden underlug correctors Blancpain is known for.