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Greubel Forsey Greubel Forsey is a very exclusive, ultra high-end watch brand founded in 2004 by inventor watchmakers Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey.

No hand points to universal time. None is needed.On the GMT Balancier Convexe, universal time is read from the globe its...
06/10/2026

No hand points to universal time. None is needed.

On the GMT Balancier Convexe, universal time is read from the globe itself. The Earth completes one rotation every 24 hours against a fixed scale – so wherever the globe stands, the planet is showing you the hour of the world. Day and night fall across the continents exactly as they do above your head.
Most complications add a display. This one removed the need for it.

Seventy-two hours, made visible.The previous GMT Balancier Convexe kept its power reserve to itself. This generation dis...
13/09/2026

Seventy-two hours, made visible.

The previous GMT Balancier Convexe kept its power reserve to itself. This generation displays it on the dial, which sounds like a small addition until you consider that the calibre had to be re-engineered around it, growing by 73 components to 496 while improving its chronometric performance.

Seventy-three components for one small hand. That is the ratio we accept.

The titanium case curves front and back. Against the wrist it follows the arm. On the dial side the bezel plunges along ...
09/09/2026

The titanium case curves front and back. Against the wrist it follows the arm. On the dial side the bezel plunges along the vertical axis at 12 and 6 o’clock, so the timepiece sits lower than its 42.90 mm suggests. Titanium keeps it light, the rubber strap keeps it in place, and the blue inserts in the crown mean the one part you handle daily belongs to the whole.

Built for the wrist that crosses time zones.

Five indications, one architecture.The dial of the GMT Balancier Convexe is built as an amphitheatre, tiered so that eac...
05/09/2026

Five indications, one architecture.

The dial of the GMT Balancier Convexe is built as an amphitheatre, tiered so that each function has its own level. Hours and minutes sit at the outer ring. Small seconds and the 72-hour power reserve occupy their own positions without crowding the composition. A second time zone is read on a dedicated ring, day and night on another, and universal time from the globe itself.

Everything is placed where the eye expects it. That is the harder kind of complication.

03/09/2026

Not a decoration. An indication.

The titanium globe at the centre of the GMT Balancier Convexe turns once every 24 hours, in the same direction as the planet. Universal time is read from the globe itself rather than from a hand. From above, the northern hemisphere. Tilt the wrist and the south appears.

You are not reading a time zone. You are looking at it.

The Earth sets the colour 🌍Since the first Greubel Forsey GMT, the titanium globe has carried its seas in blue, turning ...
03/09/2026

The Earth sets the colour 🌍

Since the first Greubel Forsey GMT, the titanium globe has carried its seas in blue, turning once every 24 hours in step with the planet.

This edition of the GMT Balancier Convexe extends that blue outward, across the amphitheatre of its movement architecture, along the hand-sewn rubber strap, and into the inserts of the titanium crown.

Beneath it, 496 components in a titanium Convexe case of 42.9 mm. On the reverse, a sapphire disc engraved with 24 cities, La Chaux-de-Fonds among them. The latest and only GMT in our collection, limited to 22 timepieces.

One colour, from the oceans outward 🌎

Six finishes. One balance bridge. Barrel-polished, black-polished, straight-grained, beveled, polished flanks, polished ...
21/07/2026

Six finishes. One balance bridge. Barrel-polished, black-polished, straight-grained, beveled, polished flanks, polished countersink. Each surface a different discipline. Each one executed by the same pair of hands, on the same bench, in La Chaux-de-Fonds.



It took almost 35 times longer to make the complete tourbillon cage than for a standard high-end tourbillon. Not 35% lon...
16/07/2026

It took almost 35 times longer to make the complete tourbillon cage than for a standard high-end tourbillon. Not 35% longer. 35 times. Every component of the cage cut, corrected, and adjusted without modern machine intervention – on a bench, by a single pair of hands, in the Hand Made workshop in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The finished cage weighs 0.52 grams. The time invested in it is immeasurable.



In a highly mechanised industry, the words “hand made” have been stretched until they mean almost nothing. At Greubel Fo...
12/07/2026

In a highly mechanised industry, the words “hand made” have been stretched until they mean almost nothing. At Greubel Forsey, the definition is transparent and strict – all components except five are crafted by hand using traditional tools such as a precision lathe, a jig-borer, or a pantograph. Each component is manually machined with tolerances of just a few microns, achieving a precisioncomparable to modern CNC machines. Over 5,000 hours for 270 components. Two, perhaps three, timepieces per year. This is not a marketing claim. It is a declaration – of what the word should always have meant.

Within 39.6 mm, a landscape 🌅The movement of the Balancier QM is built in depth - the escapement set low in the architec...
09/07/2026

Within 39.6 mm, a landscape 🌅

The movement of the Balancier QM is built in depth - the escapement set low in the architecture, the small seconds above it, the barrel below, the flame-blued hands and chapter ring higher still. Every level asks the eye to travel.

A timepiece designed to be looked into, not just looked at.



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Eplatures-Grise 16
La Chaux-de-Fonds
2301

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