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Independent Watchmakers · 2024-12-13

Gavox adds true travel utility to the Avidiver II GMT

The Belgian aviation specialist combines an automatic GMT movement, internal timing ring and 200-metre capability.

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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gavox

Gavox Avidiver II GMT black dial
Gavox Avidiver II GMT. Mainspring ↗
This is a sourced news summary, not a hands-on review. Read the original reporting at Gavox ↗

What to know

Belgian brand Gavox developed the Avidiver II GMT as a robust travel and diving watch. Its 43 mm steel case uses two screw-down crowns: one controls the movement and the other operates an internal rotating timing marker. A four-layer sandwich dial, BGW9 luminous treatment and domed sapphire crystal support legibility, while the bracelet includes a wetsuit extension.

Gavox Avidiver II GMT on the wrist
The Avidiver II GMT combines dual-time and dive-watch functions. Mainspring ↗

The Seiko NH34 automatic calibre provides an independently readable 24-hour GMT hand alongside the local time and a date display at four o’clock. Water resistance is rated to 200 metres, and the case measures 12.8 mm thick. First covered in this configuration on 13 December 2024, the Avidiver II GMT brings Gavox’s aviation-led approach into a practical, multi-time-zone sports watch.

At a glance

Specifications reported by Gavox
case43 mm stainless steel; 12.8 mm thick
movementSeiko NH34 automatic GMT
waterResistance200 metres
crystalDomed sapphire

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Source & attribution

Gavox · Published 2024-12-13 ↗

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