Inspired by the daring WW2 commando raids, the Durrant GMT honours the soldiers sent behind enemy lines under cover of darkness to sabotage key Axis targets. Designed for clarity and resilience, this watch captures the spirit of those high-risk operations.
The 42mm DLC-coated case surrounds a highly legible dial with bold luminous markers for easy reading at night. A red-tipped GMT hand and illuminated ceramic 24-hour bezel allow you to track a second time zone - perfect for those operating across borders.
Powered by the reliable NH34 automatic movement, the Durrant GMT is built to perform in all conditions, just like the missions that inspired it.
2 Year Warranty
for Mechanical Parts
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
NH34 automatic movement
41 hours power reserve
21,600 bph
24 jewels
-20~+40 seconds per day timing tolerance
Hacking seconds
Self-winding
316L stainless steel
DLC coated
Screw down crown
Case Diameter: 42mm
Case Thickness: 13mm
Lug Width: 22mm
Lug to Lug: 51mm
Swiss Super-Luminova filled hands and indices
Bidirectional 24 hour bezel with Super-LumiNova
Scratch resistant ceramic
Scratch resistant sapphire crystal
200m (20 ATM)
Each watch contains a unique serial number, engraved on the case back
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COMPLIMENTARY PROTECTIVE CASE
Every Stirling Timepiece is securely packaged in our custom, impact-resistant case.
Nestled in high-density foam and enclosed in a durable, water-resistant shell, your watch stays shielded from dust, water, and other environmental hazards.
SUPPORTING MILITARY CHARITIES
Stirling Timepieces proudly donates a portion of every order to Combat Stress, a charity supporting veterans and former service personnel with mental health and wellbeing services.
Every purchase helps contribute to vital support for those affected by the lasting challenges of military service.
Founded by a serving soldier, Stirling Timepieces was built with a commitment to giving back to the community it belongs to. We actively support causes close to our heart, ensuring our contributions create meaningful impact.
Why The Durrant
The Durrant is named in honour of Sergeant Thomas Frank Durrant VC, a soldier in the British Army during the Second World War and a posthumous recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.
Durrant was awarded the Victoria Cross for great gallantry, skill and devotion to duty when in charge of a Lewis gun in HM Motor Launch 306 in the St Nazaire raid on 28 March 1942.









