Le Chef
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Agree to disagree
If you don't change the timezones then why bother with a time zone watch? Surely the whole point of two dials, or at least simultaneous displays of two different time zones, is the purpose of a travel watch?
I agree that two of the watches mentioned don't have two dials, but they have simplified the process of simultaneous display using a second hour hand on the main dial, namely the "Hometime" and Rolex GMT II. The Reverso GMT has two dials but not on the same face.
dual time watch
can any one help me plz? its my father's 60th birthday in a month and i want to get him a seriously special watch priced between $20,000-$60,000 he travels alot and therefore wants a dual time watch, on two seperate dials or sub dial. not simply a second ...
Timezone watch
I really love my Lange Time Zone. It is exquisitely built and I found the second time zone to be much more practical than the PP Worldtimer (and I am a big fan of PP). I don't think you can go wrong with either of these pieces and your father will love th...
i agree with wrmac.....
.... and would seriously consider the Lange1 Time Zone..... the quality is so very impressive..... it's my next watch purchase! it seems wrmac that you have the same taste in watches as i do
Better "world timer" than travel watch
The way this watch is set up makes it less than perfect for travel. If you travel a lot you realise that you need the small dial to represent "home time" and the big dial to represent "local time". You also want the pushers to adjust the local time, and t...
Interesting...
I certainly respect your preference in terms of functionality, but it may not be reasonable to hold it against the watch for not working in a way counter to its design. The time subdial is quite readable and I personally have never found a need or reason ...
How about a Journe Resonance?
If you want to purchase a really special watch, one that can be used for two time zones, you can't beat this....
