Here is my beloved Lorier Hyperion GMT Series I. I am the second owner of this piece having purchased it from its original owner in September of 2023. Lorier is a fantastic microbrand from New York (fantastic owners) that specializes in making watches that authentically look and feel as though they've come straight out of a time machine from the 50's and 60's - meaning they also use many of the same materials such as warm domed hesalite crystals and acrylic bezels. The watch wears incredibly thin for an automatic GMT with at a svelte 10.7mm - box-domed hesalite crystal included. This is the last edition of the Hyperion to feature the Swiss-made Soprod C125 GMT movement before they switched to the chunkier Miyota 9075. The thinness of the case makes this edition highly sought after. Although not a flyer's GMT like the current model, the accurate Soprod movement favors a quickset roulette date wheel over a jumping local hour hand and is often regarded as more top-of-the-line, hence the higher retail price upon release. Watch has hairlines and some minor scuffs to the clasp from daily wear, but the crystal, case, and bracelet are pristine. If anything this watch was built to show some wear. Includes original box, extra links, screwdriver for links, polywatch to keep that crystal like-new, Lorier travel pouch, papers and a note from the founders of Lorier to the original buyer. I’ve also included a burgundy leather single pass strap that works wonderfully with the burgundy on the bezel. Currently sized for my 6.75 inch wrist. Lorier releases their watches in batches that tend to sell out pretty much instantly, which is why people like myself turn to the secondhand market to obtain their pieces. To my knowledge, this is the only series I Lorier Hyperion GMT with silver hands and indices for sale online anywhere. Timestamp: https://imgur.com/gallery/timestamp-lorier-KiIwUqO Price: $699 Location: Los Angeles, CA No trades please. Zelle or PayPal F&F preferred.