cazalea
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I have had both; currently own the GMT but prefer the Grande Date
I do enjoy the back side of the GMT as I travel a fair bit, but like looking at the Grande Date movement too.
Lume is moderately good - actually I only discovered it after about a year of ownership.
The Grande Date has the useful complication - Power Reserve on the front, where you want it.
The Grande GMT has it on the back, where you never see it.
Ah spoit for choice.
I bought the Grande Date, swapped up for the GMT, and would happily go back.
Or stay - either way it's a great watch
Mike
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2008-12-20 17:12:04
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I have had both; currently own the GMT but prefer the Grande Date
I do enjoy the back side of the GMT as I travel a fair bit, but like looking at the Grande Date movement too. Lume is moderately good - actually I only discovered it after about a year of ownership. The Grande Date has the useful complication - Power Rese...