Jack Mason’s Strat-o-Timer GMT Triton Meteorite Offers a Fresh Take on Rolex-Inspired Style
Jack Mason’s Strat-o-timer GMT Triton Meteorite is a limited edition of 200 pieces that pairs a red-and-blue ceramic bezel with a genuine Muonionalusta meteorite dial treated in icy blue. Its 40mm stainless steel case offers 200 meters of water resistance, a sapphire crystal and exhibition caseback, a quick-release bracelet with tool-free microadjustment, and a fully lumed bezel. The Miyota 9075 automatic movement provides an independently adjustable local hour hand for traveler-GMT functionality. Priced at $1,449, the watch costs $300 more than the standard Strat-o-timer GMT, reflecting its meteorite dial and limited production. Its styling recalls the discontinued Rolex GMT-Master II meteorite model, while the blue dial treatment and luminous bezel give it distinct details. The design is considered appealing and a natural extension of the Strat-o-timer line, though the dial’s appearance in ordinary lighting remains uncertain, and the standard model may offer better value.
Buying Time Analysis: This story highlights a limited-edition, more affordable alternative to Rolex’s meteorite-dial GMT, featuring a genuine meteorite dial and a traveler GMT movement.
