Reply With QuoteThat is freakin cool 8) , dare I ask how much :?:Originally Posted by abraxas
Porsche GMT
john
Loving these pics! Some real lovelies....more please :bounce:
That is freakin cool 8) , dare I ask how much :?:
Porsche GMT
john
Nomos Zurich Weltzeit
http://www.nomos-glashuette.com/index.php?id=475&L=1
John - that's the Globemaster which is only available to C17 drivers. The Worldtimer is slightly different:
The new Bremont GMT (you can read the rest here, straight off the press)
http://www.europastar.com/magazine/high ... world.html
john
ALT1-WT WHT front by Noodlefish, on Flickr
I like the look of this. The 24 hour hand is behind the hour hand when not in use.
I want that watch!
It's just a matter of time...
Have a look at a JLC Dualtime MC. They are stunning and reasonable 2nd hand :idea:
Have a look at a JLC Dualtime MC. They are stunning and reasonable 2nd hand :idea:
Tell me about it!I want that watch!
The solution? OK, it's a temporary solution, but it'll do for a bit! The Panerai 352 is still favorite, but I won't be able to afford it this summer - it might have to wait for 2013(!) So, a member got in touch and sold me this. I know it's not on a bracelet, but the Hirsch Jumbo is solid enough, and a good match for the watch. I've owned a CA M1 before, and like the functionality. Plus this one has had a recent batter change, and is pretty new. It'll keep me going for a bit, I hope!
Thanks for everyone who made suggestions. (And as a final note, I'm quite pleased with the quality of this pic, given that I snapped it and cropped it a couple of minutes ago with my iPhone 4s!)
I reckon that's a pretty good [temporary] solution - let me know when you want to pass it on....
Not really high-end and probably (if I understood correctly) an office GMT,
What about a Reverso GMT ?
Unfortunately my picture only shows the 'home' time but the reverse shows the travel time on a black dial. The pushers step the travel time forwards or backwards.
Cheers
Jim
THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE MISSING!
See first post of thread. (and let go of caps lock)
How about one of these -
DSCF3262 by getmoregadgets, on Flickr
You should not quarrel with a fellow Swede!See first post of thread. (and let go of caps lock)
BTW, I'm sure he likes it better now!
Have a look at the Chronomat GMT 44. I think this is one seriously good looking watch!
Have to agree with WingTsun, a Seiko spring drive SBGE001 would be ideal i think:
Very accurate spring drive movement, i would say its so accurate that if set against an atomic clock you could use it to measure your relative time difference gained from traveling at high speeds and at a slightly lower gravitational pull for a long time (would have to be a VERY long flight, but i have often wondered if this was possible, and if it was then the only way i could see it being possible would be through the use of an atomic clock or a very accurate constant sweeping second hand watch, like with a spring drive. :mrgreen: ... Please ignore this as rambling mad thoughts, as even atomic clocks only differ very slight when set against each other, when one goes off on a long plane journey and one stays. They tend to be out by only a few decays, so i doubt it would be noticeable on a watch)
Anyway, yeah a Seiko spring drive SBGE001, 72 hours hour reserve, independent hour hand, and brilliant lume, interesting bezel, complete inhouse and something a littler different.
All in all makes a pretty perfect GMT watch IMO.
(BTW in over a week still keeping spot on time, down to the tenth of a second :mrgreen:)
Sounds like one of these two to me:
With bezel:
Image credits:
http://watchshock.com/archive/Seiko/Gra ... T/SBGE001/
Or theres the old reliable omega GMT, either the great white or the two tone bezel which Pierce Brosnan sported for a while :mrgreen:
Heres a pictures of my Great White, which although a lovely watch is now somewhat shadowed by the arrival of the Seiko spring drive, so will probaly be on the SC someday soon.
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