I admit it. I don't always set the second time zone on my GMT

[Bluside]

Originally Posted by Tools

This is pretty senseless because the 24 hr hand (it's not a GMT hand) and the 12 hr hand always maintain the same relationship to each other - unless you change it.

If the watch has stopped, set it the same way you would any watch and the 24 hour hand will always maintain the relationship you chose.

Using the jump feature as the primary setting method defeats the whole purpose of the watch..

I agree with you, but using the jump feature when the watch has run down is a lot easier just to set the date.

[The Libertine]

Never done it either.

[pie72]

Set mine to central standard time, in case I have too contact my business partner in Iowa,not that he evers hears the phone in his John Deere...

[JoseR]

At least you have a reason to have one.:) I don't travel overseas or to the west coast so I really don't need one. My Air King and DJ41 is all I need. ;)

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[marnii]

i used bezel on all my watches for second time zone when i need ,the gmt looks cooler

[Verdi]

Let me tell you this. I am in aviation, I travel all over the world on a regular basis. 5-6 international flights every month.

I have almost never used the GMT function on my E2 when I had it. I always kept my watch in my homeland time and the second time in UTC (Zulu). So, I never actually had the local time zone and my home time zone on my watch.

Setting the watch all the time is a hassle I did not wanna go through for every trip I take.

What I find useful is to know what day of the week is. I easily loose track when I'm on the road.....

[RHIII]

I’ll admit I don’t use most of the complications on my watches. The ones I REALLY like are travel time (5164) — LOTS of use and PCs. Like the look of chronos- but rarely turn them on

[rolexest]

May be a dumb question but I found this odd with my BLRO.. do you have to rotate the crown in the opposite direction to move the time forward?

[Ragnarok]

Originally Posted by rolexest

May be a dumb question but I found this odd with my BLRO.. do you have to rotate the crown in the opposite direction to move the time forward?

Yes.

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[Rori]

Use it when traveling but even when I'm not, I set the GMT hand to Los Angeles timezone where my brother lives. I love the GMT complication, the most useful complication in my opinion.

[Blansky]

Originally Posted by iliketime

mine is always set to Hawaii time unless im abroad.

We should not be informed about your cross dressing habits. If you enjoy it, go for it.



Sorry. I can't help myself when people use the term abroad. I know, its a sickness. I'm seeking therapy....from a broad. Damn I did it again.

[Tools]

Originally Posted by rolexest

May be a dumb question but I found this odd with my BLRO.. do you have to rotate the crown in the opposite direction to move the time forward?

The new 32xx movements are opposite from the 31xx movements.

[rolexest]

Originally Posted by Ragnarok

Yes.

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Thanks

[rolexest]

Originally Posted by Tools

The new 32xx movements are opposite from the 31xx movements.

[Bluside]

Originally Posted by Tools

The new 32xx movements are opposite from the 31xx movements.

Good info. I never really paid attention and just did what worked. Now I will.

[OrangeKenny]

My 24hr hand is almost always set to local time. I find myself checking north regularly as I go about my day. It’s a fun accuracy check on my internal compass.

[Yoda_Eating_Pizza]

Originally Posted by Blansky

We should not be informed about your cross dressing habits. If you enjoy it, go for it.



Sorry. I can't help myself when people use the term abroad. I know, its a sickness. I'm seeking therapy....from a broad. Damn I did it again.

My wife watches a vlog from an English fellow surnamed Broad. And he happens to be abroad (but not a broad).