amanico
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I can answer to question Nr 1 and 3.
Yes, this is a 24 hours movement.
And yes, it is amazingly accurate from what I've read from our different friends who own it.
A very good watch!
Best,
nicolas
A few questions for Universal Time owners
Tried the Universal Time on at the Boutique on Friday, and can't stop thinking about that dial. Seriously considering purchasing one this week! For those fortunate to have one and have lived with it for a while... Question 1 - Since there's no date window...
I can answer to question Nr 1 and 3.
Yes, this is a 24 hours movement. And yes, it is amazingly accurate from what I've read from our different friends who own it. A very good watch! Best, nicolas
I think you're making a good point about what's in the box. I've bought from a boutique but I did not receive a "limited edition" box which others report getting. It wasn't an issue for me, but I would recommend learning what you should expect.
Which boutique, by the way? I\'ve had great experiences with Vegas at the Wynn Encore and Aventura in Miami.
Thanks, I know there's a few Universal Time owners here that might know
I checked it out at the NYC Madison Ave boutique on Friday (I live in NYC). Talking to a few ADs this week to see who has the best deal, although my usual go-to is Govberg in Philadelphia and having it shipped. I have a few Omegas and got to know the box ...
Don't have the pleasure of owning one
But I love and understand the watch and have admired it from the same boutique you describe! Qu 1: The local time can stay as is if you travel to a zone 12 hrs ahead or behind, because the local time is a simple dateless 12 hour three-hander. In the pictu...