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C65 Aquitaine GMT
Congratulations on the purchase of your C65 Aquitaine GMT.
It’s often said that once you own a GMT, it’s hard to go back to a
regular three-handed timepiece. And that’s particularly true of the
C65 Aquitaine GMT.
Like all GMTs, it traces its history back to the 1950s when long-distance
pilots needed a watch that could tell the time in the city they’d landed
in and measure the time back home.
But the C65 Aquitaine GMT is so much more than a watchmaking
history lesson: this is a thoroughly modern timepiece that uses
techniques and materials almost unheard of in the mid-20th century.
Like the other watches in the Aquitaine Collection, it carries a
see-through sapphire bezel that’s 50 percent harder than ceramic.
Meanwhile, the GMT hand boasts a bold, blue arrowhead tip that
contrasts beautifully with the White Sand dial.
Any great watch needs a great movement. And providing accurate,
reliable timekeeping is Sellita’s 25-jewel SW330-2 calibre. Not only
does it give you dual timekeeping but also boasts a generous 56-
hour power reserve.
Of course, while it’s wise to know your watch’s essential features,
the only way to truly understand is to take it out into the world –
and see where it leads you.