GMT Sport
Greubel Forsey’s integrated-bracelet sport watch: the brand’s only sport-case design and a deliberate counter-statement to the dress-cased tourbillon work that defines the rest of the catalog. The titanium case carries a three-dimensional GMT globe on the dial-side and an inclined 25° tourbillon below; production is in the dozens per year. The Sport sits as the brand’s most-accessible piece, which is a relative claim at this level.
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The GMT Sport is Greubel Forsey's most "accessible" piece (still well into six figures), designed to be a wearable sports watch with GMT function that happens to also contain their double tourbillon mechanism. The titanium case, rubber strap option, and screw-down crown are the concessions to wearability from a brand that typically makes museum-grade art objects.
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GMT Sport: double tourbillon with GMT function in a titanium sports case, the most wearable Greubel Forsey made.
- The case for it:
- The GMT Sport is Greubel Forsey making a watch you can actually take on a plane. The double tourbillon mechanism is finished at the highest standard in watchmaking; putting it in a sports context is genuinely interesting. For a collector at this tier who wants Greubel Forsey finishing without the pure dressy context, the GMT Sport is the correct choice.
- Consider instead if:
- At GMT Sport prices, the AP Royal Oak Concept, Richard Mille, and MB&F HM all compete for the same buyer. Each offers a different philosophical approach to what a "sports watch at this tier" means. There is no wrong answer here, only preference.
Rankings last reviewed 2026-06-18. Editorial perspective only. Not financial advice.