Big, tough, and a bit much
By Rafael Ortiz, Mexico City ยท
Built like a cargo plane, and it wears like one too. The Avenger GMT is 44 mm wide, 14.4 mm thick and rated to 300 meters.
There's a lot to like. The GMT hand is easy to spot, the rotating bezel lets you track a third zone, and the steel bracelet feels solid enough to survive being banged against a cockpit window frame. If you have big wrists and want one watch for flying, swimming and the gym, it does the job.
But it's big. On my wrist the lugs would overhang, and the 42 hour B32 is a fairly basic GMT for 5,550 to 5,950 dollars. A Tudor Black Bay GMT costs less, wears smaller and has a better movement. Buy the Avenger if you want presence above everything else.