TAG Heuer GMT Watches
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How to choose your TAG Heuer GMT watch?
The GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) function equips a selection of TAG Heuer watches able to display a second time zone simultaneously, via a dedicated hand on a 24-hour graduated dial. Expect generally between €2,500 and more than €5,000 depending on collection and finishing, payable in instalments via Alma up to €15,000. The choice comes down to which collection carries it (notably certain Carrera and Aquaracer references), strap type and movement, generally automatic on this complication.
This function is aimed primarily at profiles who travel regularly or want to keep track of a reference time zone, professional or family-related. GMT stands apart from other complications through its practical dimension: unlike a chronograph, it does not measure elapsed time but continuously displays a second hour. At TAG Heuer, this complication remains reserved for a limited number of references within the flagship collections, making it a version sought after by complication enthusiasts. When buying, it is worth checking how legible the GMT hand is against the hour and minute hands, an important everyday comfort point for quickly telling the two displayed time zones apart.
Which TAG Heuer GMT watch for which profile?
- Frequent traveller, need to track two time zones → GMT
- Professional profile with international dealings → GMT
- Horological complication enthusiast → automatic GMT
- Sporty, legible style → Aquaracer GMT references
- Historic chronograph style with a travel complication → Carrera GMT references
- Looking for a rarer piece within the range → GMT
The Auberi view: between Nice, Monaco and Cap 3000, international clients and professionals who travel frequently particularly value the GMT function. Our advisors present the references available in store.
Frequently asked questions
What is a GMT function for?
It displays two time zones simultaneously, via a dedicated 24-hour hand, useful for travellers or international professions.
What is the difference between GMT and chronograph?
GMT continuously displays a second hour, while a chronograph measures elapsed time on a one-off basis.
What budget should I plan for a TAG Heuer GMT watch?
Expect generally between €2,500 and more than €5,000 depending on collection and finishing.
Can I pay for a GMT watch in instalments?
Yes, Auberi offers instalment payment via Alma, up to €15,000, on GMT models.
Is GMT available across all TAG Heuer collections?
No, this complication remains reserved for a limited number of references, mainly within the Carrera and Aquaracer collections.
Explore more of TAG Heuer
- Carrera, for a historic chronograph with a travel complication
- Aquaracer, for sporty and travel use
- TAG Heuer Automatic, for mechanical watchmaking
- TAG Heuer, to discover the brand
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