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AndyWatson · 1 April 2017, 01:39 AM

A quick intro before a barrage of daft questions to you experts.

Me: 62, retired engineer living in Derbyshire, UK

Watch: GMT (16700) which I bought new in January 1997. Doesn't time fly!?
I chose the GMT as I then did a lot of multi time zone travel.

I am glad to have found you chaps and I look forward to some of your future guidance, opinions, comments.
To summarise I am trying to decide whether to have my GMT serviced (by Rolex..?) and keep it (with its now unused functions), or exchange it for a " simpler" model (I favour the basic explorer).

Of course, having read some of the posts on hear I am now considering just getting another anyway and keeping my old GMT as well...

Best wishes everyone.
A

1 April 2017, 01:39 AM	#1
AndyWatson "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Derby, UK Watch: GMT Posts: 29	Yet another newbie! A quick intro before a barrage of daft questions to you experts. Me: 62, retired engineer living in Derbyshire, UK Watch: GMT (16700) which I bought new in January 1997. Doesn't time fly!? I chose the GMT as I then did a lot of multi time zone travel. I am glad to have found you chaps and I look forward to some of your future guidance, opinions, comments. To summarise I am trying to decide whether to have my GMT serviced (by Rolex..?) and keep it (with its now unused functions), or exchange it for a " simpler" model (I favour the basic explorer). Of course, having read some of the posts on hear I am now considering just getting another anyway and keeping my old GMT as well... Best wishes everyone. A

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