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Leman GMT has an automatic winding alarm mechanism
Leman GMT alarm and Compressor Geo are 2 watches I've been looking for as well. I've found that the Blancpain Leman GMT Alarm has an automatic alarm movement, indication of the reserve power of the alarm mechanism and on/off of the alarm.
Very interresting as well with the 1241 calibre is the alarm and date are indexed/synchronized with the second time zone, very useful in my point of view. (I don't know if the 2 others JLC have those features).
Because the alarm movement is automatic (not manual winding), you won't need to wind it, thus, no excuse to miss a rendez-vous (because you didn't wake up)
Cheers,
Pascal
This message has been edited by bouloi75 on 2009-09-13 10:41:34
Tough choice...
By: dr.kol : September 12th, 2009-09:20
Blankpairn Leman GMT Alarm, JLC Extreme World W-Alarm or JLC Master Compressor Geographic? In a week I will go for a short shopping trip and one of these watches will follow me as my travel companion on the planes. I will buy a SS watch with SS bracelet. ...
Good advice above
By: respo : September 12th, 2009-15:29
Both Nicolas and PinkPanther give good advice above. Between the BP ad EWA, I would go for the EWA, without question. The EWC is an awesome travel companion -- I happliy take mine everywhere. The fast strap change is great for changing the watch for diffe...
similar experience
By: mjnoumoff : September 12th, 2009-23:03
I went through a very similar experience about 18 months ago. I actually purchased the Blancpain GMT alarm and liked the alarm gauge and separate alarm clock. BUT I could not easily read the GMT hand without having to really focus on it, and I am only 25 ...