Baltic's New Heures du Monde Watch Redefines Dual-Time Elegance

Baltic has launched the Heures du Monde, a new worldtimer watch with a GMT-inspired design. The timepiece allows wearers to track two time zones at once and features a unique rotating disc system. Available now, it starts at $1,495 on leather or $1,560 on a steel bracelet.

The brand, founded by Étienne Malec in 2016, gained early success through crowdfunding. This latest model combines practical travel functions with distinctive stone dials in limited editions.

The Heures du Monde uses a transparent 24-hour rotating disc paired with a ceramic bezel. The bezel, marked with 24 time zones, aligns with the disc for easy city adjustments. A unidirectional 120-click mechanism ensures precise setting.

The watch displays home time at the 6 o'clock position while showing a second time zone simultaneously. Its 316L stainless steel case measures 37mm in diameter and offers 100m water resistance. Inside, the Soprod C125 automatic movement provides a 42-hour power reserve. Buyers can choose from three stone dial options: blue Sodalite, grey Labradorite, or orange Tiger's Eye. Each variant is limited to 200 numbered pieces before entering permanent production. Pricing starts at $1,495 on a leather strap or $1,560 on a steel bracelet.

The Baltic Heures du Monde is now available for purchase. Its dual-time display and durable build cater to travellers, while the stone dials add a distinctive touch. The limited-edition variants ensure exclusivity before wider production begins.