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Time to travel!
I had to choose which watch to take for a week of business travel to Korea.
I ended up taking my Reverso Grande Réserve with me, which should be a great companion. I need to think of a dual time / GMT watch...
Best,
E.
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Time to travel!
I had to choose which watch to take for a week of business travel to Korea. I ended up taking my Reverso Grande Réserve with me, which should be a great companion. I need to think of a dual time / GMT watch... Best, E. ...
A wonderful timepiece!
Honestly, those GMT watches don't really make a big difference - at least not for me - and I travel a fair amount. I'd just stick with a simple watch! And never travel with a perpetual calendar, some of those you can't go forwards nor backwards!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Patrick. Maybe a Reverso Duo would work!
But I agree that with laptop and phone, local time on the wrist is enough! Best, E.
You might wish to consider also Geophysic True Second
While not a true GMT watch, her hour hand can be advanced or moved backwards in one hour increments without interfering with the second hand which makes it ideal for travel. In addition, very universal design and "under the radar".
Magnificent frame =)
Love the angle you chose here to present the dial! Perhaps an Overseas Dual Time as a robust option for a travel companion?? Thanks for the photo, cheers, Filip
