GMTs are typically built as tools for pilots and well-heeled travelers. Timex's Expedition North GMT is instead built for globe-trotting adventurers. Its rugged 41mm case is crafted from lightweight titanium, and given a bead-blasted finish for added durability and reduced glare. A Japanese automatic movement, visible through the exhibition caseback, powers the date window at 3 o'clock and the luminous hour, minute, second, and bright yellow GMT hands, the latter of which works with the bi-directional rotating bezel for tracking the time in multiple zones. It sits on a black silicone strap with quick-release spring bars for easy customization.