UTC watches with a 'window' for second timezone (like IWC UTC/TZC)

[kumimajava]

After a (too) long break from enjoying this forum & and watches - by various coincidences I put on my IWC yesterday, and was instantly reminded of why I enjoyed this hobby so much. So hopefully - will be checking in on TZUK more often again :)

And before my break, the watch I was considering was the IWC UTC/TZC; what i particularly liked about it was that the second timezone was shown on a dial in an extra window, rather than having an additional hour hand.



Since I've been out of the loop for so long, I wonder whether there are any other watches that have this kind of dial, other than the IWC?

Any recommendations warmly welcome :)

[Kingstepper]

Ulysse Nardin Blast Dual Time, https://www.ulysse-nardin.com/uk_en/243-20-3-43.html, £8,460.

Sporty look, personally quite like it.

[kumimajava]

Ulysse Nardin Blast Dual Time, https://www.ulysse-nardin.com/uk_en/243-20-3-43.html, £8,460.
Sporty look, personally quite like it.

That does indeed look great - and it seems that UN has also done other similar style models before (e.g. in the San Marco line). I somehow hadn't seen any of these before - so thanks for pointing it out :)

[julian2002]

Here’s my dual time, one of my favourites, Ulysse Nardin have just added the dual time movement to their Marine Torpilleur line too if you prefer that style.


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[Senninha]

The Nomos Zurich Weltzeit might somewhat fit the bill. More complex with the cities dial, but the home time is on a disc to the right side

[gladders]

If you're feeling flush, Laurent Ferrier have their rather nice Galet Traveller...



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[Filterlab]

Hamilton GMT Navy is very nice, not easy to find these days though.

[ben4watches]

Tangomat GMT

[kumimajava]

Thanks for all the wonderful suggestions :)

The Nomos worldtimer looks curious, but I wonder how long it would take me to get used to read it 'intuitively'.

That blue die on the Laurent Ferrier is fantastic - though the 'flush' part may pose a bit of a delay. But definitely one to keep in mind.

The Hamilton also looks interesting - will check if (m)any of them have made it to this side of the world :)

[TaketheCannoli]

None of the proposed alternatives are as nice as the IWC IMO.

[learningtofly]

Ulysse Nardin Blast Dual Time, https://www.ulysse-nardin.com/uk_en/243-20-3-43.html, £8,460.

Sporty look, personally quite like it.

Absolutely love this, which is probably why it’ll be hitting my doormat (not literally) on Tuesday

[Qatar-wol]

None of the proposed alternatives are as nice as the IWC IMO.

The IWC UTC is a stone-cold classic, and I should know - I've had a few of them! Lovely watches, a proper gentleman traveller's watch. Especially on the bracelet.

[learningtofly]

The IWC UTC is a stone-cold classic, and I should know - I've had a few of them! Lovely watches, a proper gentleman traveller's watch. Especially on the bracelet.

It’s a lovely, classic design, but in terms of horology the Laurent Ferrier is head and shoulders above anything else in the thread thus far.

[Filterlab]

None of the proposed alternatives are as nice as the IWC IMO.

Agreed.

[quietly]

None of the proposed alternatives are as nice as the IWC IMO.