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A 2026-launch, 200-piece GMT reference in titanium. Counterfeiting risk is minimal at this production scale; the practical risk is confusing this titanium piece with its far more expensive 50-piece red-gold sibling, the Enamel Sky Gold, which shares the same case architecture but a different dial technique and price.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Dual hand-guilloché pattern | Two distinct engine-turned patterns visible across the dial surface with a shifting light play under raking light | A single uniform pattern, or a flat stamped/CNC look with no depth change under raking light |
| case | Titanium case and integrated bracelet | 41mm x 13mm, 26-piece Grade 5 titanium case construction with a matching integrated titanium bracelet, coin-edge bezel, and onion crown |
| Case or bracelet material inconsistent with titanium weight, or a bezel/crown shape that does not match the coin-edge/onion-crown design |
| movement | Cal. C.6002 dual-time display architecture | 24-hour subdial at 9 o'clock for the second time zone, 12-hour local subdial at 3 o'clock, with central minutes and seconds hands | A GMT display in a different layout (for example, a single central 24-hour hand) inconsistent with the documented dual-subdial architecture |
