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Nice read
The Breguet is my favorite. I briefly owned the guilloche dial version. The enamel is amazing too!
Six Travel Watches: A Comparative Review
6 Travel Watches: A Comparative Review I never intentionally set out to collect travel watches. Yet here I am, having recently purchased a sixth, and finding myself in possession of a small collection of carefully curated timepieces with dual-time display...
Wonderful group of travel companions.
Thank you for taking the time to write this comprehensive review. I shall revisit it later in the evening. Congrats, once again, on the beautiful UTT.
What a post! Thank you very much for sharing
these wonderful watches and your practical observations.
Nice read
The Breguet is my favorite. I briefly owned the guilloche dial version. The enamel is amazing too!
Very nice write up, thanks for sharing your detailed thoughts.
And for sharing your watches of course. The Hermes, so many elements which appeal and make it a great watch. The display, how the sub dial works, the ease of changing local time. It only fails for me on that imaginary horsey world. Not a strange choice fo...
A fantastic review - thanks so much for this 👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The first hand personal review being so much more insightful than the classical watch magazine articles 🙌🏻👍🏻😊
My friend, you have a very interesting collection of Travel watches. I am a big fan of this complication, too.
I have several, from the simple and astute time zone to the World Time, and love each of them. The most original is, in my opinion, the Ulysse Nardin Sonata. One of the most refined is, once again in my opinion, the JLC Duometre UTT. The most poetic? Prob...
Good question!
Sadly, no. it's a 12 hour dial. I do remember a very cool GO complication (references long-discontinued) that allowed you to set the time and the date for the alarm up to one month in advance. Your question also reminds me that in my eagerness to compare ...
Yup - that would be just my kind of trick! ;-D
Age is not improving my cognition... I'll just have have to go buy another watch to console myself. Wait! I forgot: I did that last week.
Cool article. I kind of love the concept of travel watches but the most traveling I've done is to Hawaii and when I get there I don't even care what time it is.
I guess my UN Executive Dual Time would be considered my only travel watch.
Bold!
I like that UN managed to integrate the date window with the rectangular minute track. I've always found the placement of the date apertures in the Oechslin-originated UN calibers a little weird, but this is one of the best treatments I've seen to date. (...
