MTF
[PuristS]
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As a former frequent flyer
and moderator of PuristS Travel forum, I'm afraid that you are right.
The GMT hand is infrequently used but when it is needed, must give impeccable service. It is usually used when one is tired, drunk, jet-lagged and in a different time zone. At a glance, it must immediately warn you NOT to call home (when hometime is sleeping time). There must be no need to peer with a magnifying glass or wait until the other hands move out of the way to show the GMT hand.
That is why most GMT watches have a:
- subsidiary off-centre display or
- digital 'jump-hour' window display or
- long central GMT hand or
- skeletonised same-size hour hand.........
Regards,
MTF
Pre-Basel Release 1 - L.U.C XP
LESS IS MORE… AND ELEGANT Chopard exudes elegance with the ultra-thin L.U.C XP now available in rose gold or white gold with a slate-grey dial, complimenting the L.U.C Haute Horlogerie collection. Accommodating a self-winding movement equipped with two ba...
Pre-Basel Release 2 - MM Gran Turismo XL GMT
The legend of Chopards Mille Miglia continues with the launch of the new Mille Miglia Grand Turismo XL GMT. Imposing, original and endowed with an original GMT indication, this watch combines cutting-edge mechanical engineering and sophisticated aestheti...
Any comments about this new MM GTXL GMT?...
Seems like at a certain time, either the hour or minute might block the GMT hand... Kong
I think the GMT markers are too small
But overall not too bad...have to see it in the metal. Thanks Kong cheers joe
Soeren, thanks...however...
they are press release from Chopard I just cropped the pictures for a better viewing. More new stuff coming next week! Kong
Can't wait for it to be realeased...
Kong, Since seeing the Chopard LUC XP in rose gold with champagne dial, I have been dreaming about owning it....the slate dial make it even more desirable...hopefully the price point is similarly attractive....shhhh...