Gwai
1801
Excellent and very nicely captured!
(I had to overhear a conversation between two junior banking/insurance guys at lunch yesterday which turned to watches eventually. Guy said, “Mine’s a Tudor,” he didn’t know the model, “it’s, uh, the chronometer from Tudor.” Poor unenlightened non-WIS world. The wealth of references I once knew…!)
Cheers
Marc
They finally got it right.
Right diameter, right thickness and a nice bracelet with fine adjustment. In person, the execution is impeccable. Makes you scratch your head about the purpose of its more glamorous brother at 2x the price.
Standard true GMT with 3 time zones.
Set the GMT hand to home time and advance hour hand in 1 hour increments for travel time. The date sync’s to travel time. So you have 2 time zones now. For the 3rd time zone, rotate the bezel in 30 min increments and read time off 24 hour indicator. In th...
Excellent and very nicely captured!
(I had to overhear a conversation between two junior banking/insurance guys at lunch yesterday which turned to watches eventually. Guy said, “Mine’s a Tudor,” he didn’t know the model, “it’s, uh, the chronometer from Tudor.” Poor unenlightened non-WIS wor...
congratulations!
One of the little things I enjoy most about the BB58s in the gilt-colored minute track, I find it adds more interest for me over the standard white BB line. Comparing the GMT to my 16710, I find the lack of a cyclops fixes much of the legibility issues I ...