Jack Mason Triton Meteorite GMT Arrives at $1,449
Jack Mason’s Strat-o-timer GMT Triton Meteorite combines an icy-blue meteorite dial with a red-and-blue ceramic bezel for $1,449 in the US. Sales opened on November 6. The brand’s preorder page schedules shipping to begin during the week of November 16 and currently offers a notification option.
A dial cut from Muonionalusta meteorite
The dial is made from a slice of the Muonionalusta meteorite. Jack Mason describes a process of cutting, acid etching and polishing that exposes its natural crystalline pattern. The irregular intersecting bands differ from dial to dial beneath the pale-blue finish.
Applied markers and broad hands stand above that surface. The red GMT hand points toward a 24-hour scale on the ceramic bezel insert. Super-LumiNova BGW9 fills the hour markers, hands and bezel markings, glowing blue after exposure to light.
Local-hour adjustment without stopping the watch
The Miyota automatic movement allows the local hour hand to jump independently without stopping timekeeping or changing the 24-hour hand. Jack Mason assembles the watch in the United States and regulates each movement to a stated tolerance of ±5 seconds per day.
The case has a brushed upper surface, polished sides and a scratch-resistant coating. A sapphire display back reveals the movement and its branded winding rotor. The crown screws down.
The steel bracelet tapers from 20 to 16 mm and has quick-release end links. Its clasp provides nine tool-free microadjustment positions. Jack Mason describes the release as limited production without individual numbering; Gear Patrol reports a production run of 200 watches.
Specifications and price
- Case: 316L stainless steel; 40 mm diameter, 13.2 mm thick, 47 mm lug-to-lug.
- Movement: Miyota 9075 automatic GMT; 28,800 vibrations per hour.
- Power reserve: 42 hours.
- Water resistance: 200 m.
- Bezel: 48-click rotating bezel with a two-color ceramic insert.
- Price: $1,449 in the US.
Sources: Jack Mason, official model page; Gear Patrol, November 5, 2026.
