This week, Tedoro released the Quadra Meteorite, a 40mm automatic true GMT with a natural meteorite dial. Alongside the dial, the release introduces Tedoro’s new Quadra case design, with sharper lines, integrated proportions, and a more angular profile than the brand’s previous Harmony platform.
Tedoro Adds a Meteorite GMT to Its Lineup
The unique beauty of the meteorite dial means that each watch will have its own crystalline pattern, with natural variation from piece to piece. Tedoro pairs the meteorite surface with applied markers, a framed date window, and Super-LumiNova C1 on the dial and bezel. The case is made from 316L stainless steel and measures 40mm across with an 11.7mm thickness, while a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating and 100 meters of water resistance round out the design.
The Quadra is powered by the Miyota 9075, an automatic true GMT movement with approximately 42 hours of power reserve, which is visible through an exhibition caseback.
The Tedoro Quadra Meteorite is limited to 300 individually numbered pieces worldwide, with each number marked on the caseback. You can purchase the Quadra Meteorite via Tedoro’s website for $890. Orders will ship in October of this year.



