RGMT - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

The Marksman GMT Automatic is a watch that clearly aims at people who enjoy larger, more present watches but still want something wearable and well thought out. It combines a bold case size with some interesting functional design choices that you do not see very often in this segment. The version reviewed here is the blue dial variant. Specifications Model Marksman GMT Automatic Case diameter 44 millimeters Lug to lug distance 52 millimeters Case material stainless steel Crystal sapphire crystal front and back Wa…

Here I’ve got the RGMT Combat Noir GMT here with me — a GMT watch with an automatic movement that definitely makes an impression, both visually and technically. Let’s start with the specs: the watch comes in at 46 mm in diameter, 16 mm thick, and has a lug-to-lug of 53.5 mm. So yes, it’s a big watch — but that actually fits the concept perfectly. It’s called Combat for a reason, and it does look a bit martial, a bit tough, yet the design is well thought-out and feels cohesive. Everything about it feels intentional…

Specs Movement: Automatic japan. Diameter: 43 mm Height: 13,3 mm Case: Luminous forged carbon with stainless steel bezel Bezel: Metallic green Water Resistance: 200 m Limited Edition Strap: Green silicone strap Got me this Field watch for Fall and the RGMT Defender is one of those watches that immediately catches your eye, not because it’s overly flashy, but because the dial and sure because of the materials. On paper, the specs are already very solid: a dependable automatic movement, 200 meters of water re…