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I've liked the look of them for quite a while and sort of half hankered after one for a while. A little while ago I went to see him for the evening and noticed a MeisterSinger box on the side so mentioned it to him, it turns out he recently bought it but wasn't going to keep it, it was a bit too small for him (he's a big strong bloke) but it fitted much better on my skinny wrist, so it changed hands.
Expensive novelty watches, style over substance, ok if you only need a rough idea of what the time is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Well, I agree you would need to read the watch more carefully and yet would only have a idea of the time to within 5 - 7 minutes. But for some people (my partner for example) that is quite sufficient. I should have said I'm intrigued by the use of a single hand.
Still elegant looking.
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Are they the only watch manufacturer to use a such?
Kind of defeats the object of having an analogue watch if you have to make that much allowance for it's 'shortcomings' but I agree they're quite elegant looking (mind you the one pictured would look better on a matching black strap without any contrasting stitching). And no clearer than this Timex thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Thinking about it it's like having just a gmt function (4th hand on this Explorer 2 with time indicated on the fixed bezel)
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A quick google reveals there are other single handed watches available, might add one to the collection.
Technically not as hard to read as just a GMT as that has to fit 24h within a single sweep but a good analogy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
The minute hand shows the correct time for both hour hands on a gmt so it’s just a case of picking the right hour hand to pair with it.
That Timex look nice, but I find your Rolex confusing. The white hands indicate the time is 1:23, yet the orange hand is pointing to 18:20. If it's GMT, it should read 13:20.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I think the GMT allows you to have 2 time zones when travelling, by setting the GMT hour different to the hour hand (but with the minutes being the same).Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
https://www.everestbands.com/blogs/b...w-to-use-a-gmt
I've never used this facility, I just reset my watch to local time on the plane.
Had this lump on today
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Willard homage on a nato
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