Originally Posted by hsukirk
I adore GMTs & its my 2nd favarioute complication after alarm. Had quite a few GMTs as covered in my previous travel companion post, but only have Grande Reverso 986 (as traveller's GMT as many of you have seen on SC) & one of my keepers in Vulcain Avaitor DualTime.
My job currently involes a lot of Skype meetings so this enables me to set alarm time quickly as reminder. Much quicker than phones IMO. It's 100m water resistant & bracelet also make it a perfect go everywhere watch. (300m would be nice but ....)
I have never seen that model. Very nice. I will have to look into another watch now. Thanks for sharing.
I love those! There doesn't seem to be a lot of love for these Chopard's on here. Or are they just very rare? Tried the black/orange one once. I keep forgetting about them until I see them in the odd post here or there. Seriously good looking watch.
Gone but missed,
Just this one -
I have a few (more than I realised) ignoring the digitals with dual/multiple timezones:
Enicar Sherpa Jet; Enicar Jet Graph; Omega Flightmaster; Omega Seamaster 2234.50 and 2538.20; Panerai 98; Rolex GMTIIc.
Seiko Ananta,best watch I have owned by a mile ,Uber accurate ,and that second Finger ,just mesmerizing.
I don't think I own a GMT at the moment.
Now I need one!!!
This Citizen was a daily wearer for a few weeks
But this lesser seen Cartier Pasha GMT was an absolute dream! It was the first thing to go when the company I worked for went under and I think the first watch I ever listed on here.
I like GMT watches, even if I do not need the second timezone that often, it's nice to have a few in the collection. I've had more, but these are the ones i kept so far.
That Chopard is stunning, S.L.!!!
Just the one for me
This Seiko
Rod
Rolex GMT-Master II 16710 "Y" series complete with those wonderful lug-holes! From 2002.
None at present for me, although there's plenty of inspiration in this thread!
The Sinn 857UTC is long gone, but I'd seriously consider another - lovely watch:
Also enjoyed the Explorer II but in the end the tiny crown and I fell out, no chance of a reconciliation:
Cheers,
Rob
Hmmm, is that a GMT or just 24 hour markings on the dial? Because it should be disqualified if the latterI like GMT watches, even if I do not need the second timezone that often, it's nice to have a few in the collection. I've had more, but these are the ones i kept so far.
That Chopard is stunning, S.L.!!!
Dual time, but I use as a GMT
Just this one.
But the 12 hr bezel creates an ersatz GMT. I always loved that approach, a poor man's solution to tracking a second time zone.Hmmm, is that a GMT or just 24 hour markings on the dial? Because it should be disqualified if the latter
Just the one:
Just the one at the moment, but it's a beauty imho.
I know, Not a real GMT, but still can show two time zones. That should be ok? : PHmmm, is that a GMT or just 24 hour markings on the dial? Because it should be disqualified if the latter
Oh, do you use the bezel for that?
That's right. The bezel is bi-directional. Simple and efficient, it works!
None currently - But I need one in the next month ...
unfortunately many of the available models have either useless WR or a cyclops and so are out of the running.
none. yet...
I work abroad and often change time zones so I should have one, but I can't decide which. Quite tempted by a Nomos Zürich Weltzeit but this thread is giving lots of fresh inspiration.
That is bloody lovely.. What exact model is that?I like GMT watches, even if I do not need the second timezone that often, it's nice to have a few in the collection. I've had more, but these are the ones i kept so far.
Thanks mate. It's an Airman SST 06 "purist" version, meaning it's true 24h watch, like my Airman Special II.
my brother's coke
my virgin EXPII still waiting for a reason/date to...
Other GMT that I enjoy
Just this one left now.
Only got one right now
I have 2, one cheap and one not so much. Even though the police is a fashion watch, i think it is ace looking and it was the one i wore when i got married.
"GMT's"? Sort out your grammar Tony!
"A man of little significance"
Until just recently i did own this, and will again some day own this:
:D
Last edited by dougjim8; 6th March 2013 at 18:12.
Everything belongs to them....
Another Rolex GMT (sorry!):
Last edited by watchcollector1; 7th March 2013 at 02:15.
Just this one.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
I have this one:
I think Roland only made 50 of these.
Last edited by nibby; 7th March 2013 at 20:40. Reason: Additional info
My heuer autavia gmt
Model 2446c
I have another sort of GMT, that works in Dehli with the 5.5hr difference (it doesn't synch too well in India though).
IWC World time or an old "Pepsi" beater calling me but in the meantime...
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1362690438.082316.jpg
Only one GMT for me at the minute.
I have one - a JLC La Squadra - but I tend to keep the 2nd hour hand tucked under the main one unless I am travelling somewhere far-flung or expecting a call from the US
My one and only
1675 circa 1977
Dig those Chopard Pro One and Blancpain GMTs, too!
Same in white."GMT's"? Sort out your grammar Tony!
That's a truly beautiful 1675. But they are not "real" GMTs, since the red hand only indicates the same hour as the small hand, only indicating day or night.
Eh? what do you think the rotating bezel is for?
I love Gmts. Its my favourite complication by far.
I miss this one but couldn't afford to keep
It. :-(
Not a single GMT yet, unfortunately. A tired, old GMT Master II is on the list, but who knows when that'll happen. Beautiful complication on an amazing watch, even though I probably wouldn't have much use for it now.
Just this and the EXP 2 for now.
This is my only GMT at the moment (though theres been plenty others) and indeed only watch right now.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
