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Travel
I originally owned a Grande Date but sold it and bought a Grande GMT. I travel quite a lot across time zones and find this an easy watch to travel with. I also like the fact that I can wear the watch with either the silver more formal "front" dial or the black more casual "back" dial. It means I have two watches in one. As an alternative you should also look at the Reverso Duo which is in a smaller slimmer case and also the Squadra GMT which is in a much bigger case, just so you get a good sense of what works best for you on the wrist.
Reverso Grande Date or Grande GMT?
Hello everyone! My Name is Johannes and I am new to this forum. Up until now I own a Stowa Flieger Original L.E., a Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Automatique and two marine chronometers. For my bar exam next year I was planning to get one of my dream watche...
GMT for me.....
I am getting my RG GMT soooooon ( but not soon enough ) I like the GMT "compliaction"/ 2 watches in one deal and the size of the watch...I dont travel as much as I use to but still have ties in Aisa and Italiy thus the GMT function works for me when I nee...
Can I throw a spanner in the works?
Have you considered looking at the Reverso Sun Moon? Either watch you get will be a fantastic watch. However, one minor detail that erks me is the two date digits on different planes (which is why you see a split date window). I know it is a necessity if ...
The Grande GMT....
And look at this one...The Geographique....a limited edition only. tempusfugit...
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...