Hooked on GMTs

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Getting back into the watch thing since January. After acquiring a Peter Blake in January I started on a GMT kick. An Omega GMT might be next but my next Omega does not have to be a GMT.

 
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Getting back into the watch thing since January. After acquiring a Peter Blake in January I started on a GMT kick. An Omega GMT might be next but my next Omega does not have to be a GMT.

GMTs are not my cup of tea, but the Tudor I have to admit is beautiful.

Mido I don’t understand why mixing diver and GMT complications is even a thing.
 
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GMTs are not my cup of tea, but the Tudor I have to admit is beautiful.

Mido I don’t understand why mixing diver and GMT complications is even a thing.
It is a true GMT vs a caller GMT and I guess the thinking is the GMT with the chapter ring is sufficient for displaying 2 different time zones while maintaining dive timing capabilities with the bezel. Works fine for me. For traveling I don't know that anyone really NEEDS a GMT unless you travel internationally a lot. The Wise Adamascus GMT uses both a chapter ring on the dial and a 24hr bezel, good for displaying 3 time zones. I am considering that as I live in Arizona 5 months a year and Wisconsin 7 months a year and communicate with people in EST a fair amount. Therefore I could see the utility of a watch capable of displaying 3 time zones. But in my experience, finding a watch with both a chapter ring and a 24hr bezel is not very common.
 
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Recently sold this, but the Omega Great White GMT was one of my favorites. Just didn't get the wrist time so decided to move it on.