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Finally gave in.....
Have been looking at this superb GMT since it was SBGM021 
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I like the ivory dial, a nice contrast with the polished hands and markers.
Cheers!
Complications
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Review
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Finally gave in.....
Have been looking at this superb GMT since it was SBGM021 . I like the ivory dial, a nice contrast with the polished hands and markers. Cheers! ...
Superb! My favorite dial colour from GS
Congrats! Your second picture is to die for! Enjoy it!
Congrats - I've come inches away from buying that same watch numerous times
I'm sure it's just a matter of time until I break. Wear it in good health!
Beautiful dial!
I've got the 10th anniversary version with blue dial. It's my current travel watch due to the true GMT feature of being able to set the date both forwards and backwards. Just wish it was a bit thinner...
Question...
I have also been falling for this model.... But is it true that there is a permanent logo on the movement display crystal? I always thought it was a sticker ~ can't understand why they'd do such a thing?!?