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I'm usually not a fan of date apertures, but this piece has multiple apertures and asymmetric displays that, combined, create part of the charm of the watch. Love it!
M4
Dual Time...
The Boutique Edition of the Dual Time is on the wrist today. Just love the ivory color of this enamel dial -- and the strap complements it perfectly. UN did such a nice job with this one!
Cheers,
Jim
Nice shot, Moana. A lovely and friendly watch, this Dual Time. I like the enamel dial, a bit less the date. [nt]
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Thanks!...
The indicator on the dial selects between "Wind", "Date", and "Time" functions. It is operated by the pusher on the crown. Once the function has been selected, all one need do is turn the crown to wind the watch, set the date, or set the time -- all without having to pull out the crown as on a traditional watch. The pushers on the left side of the watch serve a quick set function for moving the hour hand backward or forward as one enters a new time zone. All of these functions operate incredibly smoothly. Definitely something different and unique!
Cheers,
Jim
Cheers,
Jim
Wow. Glad I asked the question. I thought it was a power reserve indicator. [nt]
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With that time setting feature do the seconds hack when you set the time? [nt]
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So, do you have to wait for the seconds to reach "12" before switching to "T" or does it jump to the "12" for exact time setting? [nt]
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Great dial and very practical to use
I love the watch with its easy timezone set and pusher for crown modes. And for a 42mm it wears smaller than I was expecting - fits my small wrist just fine.
This dial much more legible than mine - blue/red gives poor contrast on the 24 hour home time. Also much less unneeded writing on the dial for a cleaner look.
it's a travel winner for me!
Nice to see your Dual Time!
I agree, it really is a travel winner. Yours, of course, has the advantage of lumed hands, which is a nice feature for traveling, as well.
That's a gorgeous UN!
I'm usually not a fan of date apertures, but this piece has multiple apertures and asymmetric displays that, combined, create part of the charm of the watch. Love it!
M4
Thanks! And, I know what you're saying...
The watch has a very classical look to it, yet combines a rather quirky feature set at the same time. Somehow, it all seems to work. Kudos to UN on this piece.
Grande Balleza! Though I really dont care much for DWT as it is useless to be shown 24x7. [nt]
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