Independent Watchmakers · 2026-10-17
Reservoir GT Tour Mark II brings jumping hours to an integrated bracelet
The second-generation GT Tour combines retrograde minutes, jumping hours and a power-reserve gauge in a 41mm motorsport-inspired case.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Reservoir
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Reservoir’s GT Tour Mark II reorganizes time around a car-instrument display. A single hand sweeps across a 240-degree retrograde minute scale before snapping back, while the hour jumps in a window at six o’clock and a fuel-gauge-style indicator tracks the remaining power. The brushed 41mm steel case now flows into an integrated steel bracelet, giving the motorsport concept a more cohesive exterior.
The RSV-240 automatic calibre combines a La Joux-Perret G100 base with Reservoir’s 113-component proprietary module. It runs at 4Hz and provides approximately 56 hours of power reserve. Water resistance is 50 metres. Reservoir lists reference RSV01.GT/137 at €6,800, with deliveries scheduled from 9 November 2026. The Mark II architecture is more than a cosmetic update: the movement, case and bracelet were all reconsidered together.