Conceived by American Industrialist Erle Halliburton to survive the tough environment of the Midwest oil fields, Zero Halliburton was bred for protection, strength and dependability. Its head-turning design and durable aluminum exterior has made it the preferred choice of discerning travelers for more than 80 years.
Over the course of its history, the brand has been entrusted with such treasures as moon rocks from Apollo 11 mission, the rarest of gemstones and blueprints for some of the world’s greatest architecture.
Today, Zero Halliburton is sought after globally by trailblazers who seek travel cases and accessories that combine unpretentious luxury with pragmatic function to secure their own treasures.
The brand’s iconic “double-ribbed design” design, which has been applied to Zero Halliburton products since 1946 to enhance robustness and durability, is reproduced on the dial and combined with the traditional Japanese hemp leaf pattern that is a feature of the Sharp Edged Series dial design.
Just as the hairline finish and polished clasp on the surface of the Pursuit Aluminum series create a high-quality presence, the contrast between the delicate hairline finish and the carefully polished surfaces create a three-dimensional effect and comfort on the wrist.
Inspired by Zero Halliburton’s iconic aluminum case, the GMT model incorporates an aluminum bezel with 24-hour markings. In addition, the deep blue color accent of the Pursuit Aluminum series’ handles are featured in the limited edition watches. As a special feature of the collaboration models, the back of the watch is marked with “Limited Edition” and a serial number, while the glass is graced with the Zero Halliburton logo.
To commemorate the collaboration, the watch is packaged in a Zero Halliburton polycarbonate case.
The box is specially designed with the iconic double-ribbed design of Zero Halliburton.
