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Old 5 January 2020, 12:46 AM   #17
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Well explained.

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Originally Posted by D.P.G. View Post
I'm a pilot using the watch as intended. All scheduling is based on GMT (UTC) so you set the GMT hand to actual GMT time. You then set the hour and minute hands to the time zone you live in so you know your local time. Then you rotate the bezel to the time zone of your destination everting is based on GMT +/- 12 hours. This way at one glance you know GMT, Local Time and Destination time.
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