Glycine Men's Airman Worldtimer GMT 42mm Quartz Watch GL1028
SWISS MADE QUARTZ
2 YEAR INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY
FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE USA
30 DAY RETURN POLICY
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Description
Explore new heights with the Glycine Airman Worldtimer, a Swiss-made watch designed for men who crave adventure. This quartz-driven timepiece is powered by the Swiss-made Ronda 515.24H caliber and secured by a screw-down crown for accurate timing. Enclosed in a round 42mm stainless steel case, it boasts a black dial under a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, ensuring enduring elegance. The watch's 100m water resistance makes it suitable for swimming and snorkeling, while the date feature adds practicality. Complementing the bold aesthetic is a black and red nylon strap, fastening securely with a pin buckle for a comfortable fit. GL1028
Product Details
Reference Number:
GL1028
Case Size:
42.0 mm
Movement Type:
Automatic
Collection:
Airman Worldtimer 42 GMT Dual Time Quartz
Features:
GMT, Dual Time Display, Date Display, Luminous Hands, Luminous Markers, Scratch-Resistant Crystal
Case
Diameter:
42.0 mm
Shape:
Round
Thickness:
14.0 mm
Material:
Stainless Steel
Caseback:
Closed
Bezel:
Stainless Steel, Bi-Directional Rotating
Crown:
Screw Down
Water Resistance:
100.0 m
Dial
Color:
Black
Type:
24-Hour Dial
Markers:
Arabic Numerals with Dot & Baton Indexes
Material:
Metal
Crystal:
Sapphire
Band
Material:
Nylon
Color:
Red
Width:
22.0 mm
Clasp:
Pin Buckle
Movement
Type:
Quartz
Jewel Count:
1
Origin:
Switzerland
Warranty Info
We offer a two-year warranty on all Glycine timepieces purchased at glycinewatches.com.
Our warranty covers the most important part of a watch: the movement. No matter how complicated, we are well-equipped and ready to repair it with the utmost care. In addition, we will replace your battery for one year from the date of purchase. Our warranty does not cover any damage to the movement resulting from mistreatment, improper use or from the wearer exceeding the manufacturer’s water resistance limitations. Additionally, we do not cover the watch case, bracelet, strap, crown, stem, crystal/glass and the watch finish.The warranty will be voided if there are signs of shock to the watch. We do not cover the watch case, bracelet, straps, crown/stem, crystal/glass, finishes, damage caused by excessive wear-and-tear, physical abuse or damage resulting from exceeding the limitations of the water resistance of the watch.
Please see our Warranty policy for more information, or contact customer service at info@glycinewatches.com.
Returns
Glycine wants you to feel completely confident in your purchase and we stand behind the quality of every timepiece we offer. If something isn’t quite right, we’re here to help make it right and ensure you’re satisfied with your experience.
Eligible items can be returned within 30 days as long as they remain in their original condition, so you can shop knowing you have flexibility if needed.
We’re committed to making the process smooth and fair, with clear guidelines to protect both you and the integrity of our products. Our goal is to provide great timepieces, back them with a reliable return policy, and make sure you feel good about every purchase. Please see our Return Policy for more information.
Glycine Throughout Time
1914
Founded in 1914 by Eugène Meylan in Biel/Bienne, Glycine built a reputation for fine Swiss craftsmanship, evolving from elegant women’s watches to becoming a favorite among the British and American jet-set. The brand’s innovation peaked with the patented 1931 EMSA module, which transformed hand-wound watches into automatic timepieces and redefined everyday timekeeping.
Glycine Throughout Time
1953
In 1953, Glycine introduced the original Airman watch at the request of British pilot Chat Brown, becoming the first to feature multiple time zones. Its legacy grew further when the Airman was worn by NASA astronaut Pete Conrad during the Gemini 5 mission in 1965, traveling to space and back.
Glycine Throughout Time
1965
Glycine reached space in 1965 when astronaut Pete Conrad wore his Airman during the Gemini 5 mission, where he and Gordon Cooper set a new endurance record. Conrad returned with the watch still strapped to his suit, proving its durability and ability to withstand extreme conditions.
Glycine Throughout Time
1967
Glycine introduced its now-signature crown logo in 1965, with most watches featuring it by 1967. That same year, the brand launched the Combat collection for military and sports use, marking a new era with durable design and advanced functionality.
Glycine Throughout Time
Present
While the Airman marked a major milestone, Glycine has consistently upheld a legacy of innovation and craftsmanship since its founding over a century ago. Today, the brand continues to build on Meylan’s vision, expanding its collection with distinctive, reliable timepieces that carry its tradition into the future.