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Various UN GMT's
Off the top of my head, the San Marco's are the first generation UN GMT with possibly enamel dial and solid caseback. Size is possibly 38mm and I don't think they come with big date. They are quite rare nowdays and definitely discontinued.
The GMT Big Date co-exsisting with the relatively 'newer' Dual Time 42mm, has guilloche dial with roman numerals, center second hand, sapphire caseback, UN-22 (I think base is ETA2892) and 40mm in size.
The main difference of the Dual Time is that it has bigger 42mm in size, UN-24 movement (also ETA based), sub-second and looks 'sportier'.
GMT Big Date is more suited with business attire while the Dual Time is more versatile. Saying that, I wear my GMT even when in bermuda's !
San Marco GMT and New GMT Big Date differences?
What are the differences, if any, the the San marco GMT and the new GMT big Date 40 mm version? Are the movements in both the same? What movement in both? ETA? Any other differences? Thanks.
Various UN GMT's
Off the top of my head, the San Marco's are the first generation UN GMT with possibly enamel dial and solid caseback. Size is possibly 38mm and I don't think they come with big date. They are quite rare nowdays and definitely discontinued. The GMT Big Dat...
The "San Marco" was a complete family of different models ...
... among which the GMT watches were but a part. So the "San Marco" series included the famous enamel dial models in both, cloisonné and plain enamel with guilloche base, and the various GMT models in round cases, including those for the ladies. If I reca...
UN ENAMEL
Yes Its the only UN watch in my collection I intend to add the Berlin Chronosplit and FREAK later this year.
Wonderful watch! May I add the pics ...
... to our enamel dial gallery on the UN reference page? Regards, Marcus