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23 August 2021, 03:37 AM | #91 |
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It’s more useful than a chronograph IMO. Can quickly give the time in 24hr format if needed by your line of work.
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23 August 2021, 03:54 AM | #92 |
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Arguably still more useful and likely to get used than the Daytona’s complications.
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23 August 2021, 04:26 AM | #93 | |
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GMT does it all, and yes, I am most likely one of the minority who uses it for its intended purpose most days and wear it for everything else in between. It spent most of its day today being submerged in the river whilst out canoeing with the family. Wouldn’t ever be without my LN. Best tool watch ever made for people like me. |
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23 August 2021, 05:21 AM | #94 |
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The GMT hand is set to GMT time, aka Zulu time or UTC time. Every reference to time in aviation uses this time zone; weather, flight plans, takeoff and land times, in flight time adjustments with ATC. When I am at work the GMT complication is used constantly. I like the looks of my Submariner more and I enjoy wearing the Sub more. However the GMT Master II is an incredible tool when used as intended. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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