foversta[PuristSPro Moderator]
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Understood so it is not a true Worldtimer... it was my feeling.
It doesn't follow the Louis Cottier system.
It is written here:
The outer ring simultaneously indicates the corresponding
time on all the global time zones when correctly adjusted with the
current time and location of the GMT hand
So you need to move the ring to adjust it in coherence with the GMT
hand. It is not an automatic system like the Patek 5130 or the GP. So it
is not a true worldtimer.
Thanks.
Fx
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