The Watch Thread - Part 12

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patryn33

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I've tried to JLC Master Geographic liao. Without discount is $17,200. SA refuses to even give a ballpark discount price. It's a beautiful watch but the worldtime crown so uncomfortable to turn.

And the main dial shows your home country time while the sub-dial shows the country you are currently in. Maybe I suaku but I find it counter-intuitive.

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The manual states the main dial shows local time and sub dial the 2nd timezone
User error or SA blur?
http://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/us/...eographic/1428421.html#technical-detail-block
 
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A bit different from what you guys normally wear, but my Citizen Skyhawk arrived in the mail today.

The name Skyhawk has a special meaning for me, and I'm planning to wear it till either it spoils or my career (not yet, but hopefully...) in aviation ends.
 

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A bit different from what you guys normally wear, but my Citizen Skyhawk arrived in the mail today.

The name Skyhawk has a special meaning for me, and I'm planning to wear it till either it spoils or my career (not yet, but hopefully...) in aviation ends.
Is a bit big for ya though.
 

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so according to their website at http://www.gnomonwatches.com/why-gnomon is gnomon now an AD for the seiko JDMs that they stock? and who would actually service seiko JDMs - gnomon or seiko japan?

yes, bro arc13, them bringing in the SLA017 would be good. would have to look at their pricing first...

Wah lau, just received seiko shogun shipped in from japan via Seiya then gnomon bring in Seiko jdm at slightly lower price :(
 

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This MIGHT be him....

But what is jump hour? First time hear it

iirc, jump hour on a mechanical watch is a disc with numerals that will instantaneously switch to the new hour instead of slowly rotating to reach it.
 

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Cos for Seiko's GMT, the local time controls the date and not the home time. The 24 hr hand (red hand) is the home time while the hour hand is the local time.

The local time should be seen at a glance and not having to "look for it".


features of a true traveler GMT watch (which aren't many)! among them are the rolex GMT master II/IIc, the omega seamster GMT and alpine GMT.

it makes for easy reading by allowing local time to be easily set without stopping/affecting the seconds hand.

the only b!tch is quick set date function is crippled.
 

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features of a true traveler GMT watch (which aren't many)! among them are the rolex GMT master II/IIc, the omega seamster GMT and alpine GMT.

it makes for easy reading by allowing local time to be easily set without stopping/affecting the seconds hand.

the only b!tch is quick set date function is crippled.

This watch is really really easy to use wrt worldtime. Seconds hacking and quick set date as well. No one has any thoughts on it but it's slowly slowly slowly growing on me.

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Which shop?

Shield logo? Black bay black?

Yup shield logo with new in house movement
Mine is the blue faced one
I got it at Allwatches in chinatown.. the stock was bought over from bugis outlet
was served by the director there.. designation written on his namecard :s22:
 
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