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riimar
·Norwegian guy here, I used this on my last trip to the States and Caribbean. Regret that I sold it
What do you wear when travelling on vacation?
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redzer007
·X33,
Mutiple time zones and timers and a super loud alarm to get through the jet lag fog.
My problem is not water proof enough for me. So I generally also bring a dive watch.
However I'm in the market for a Hamilton field mechanical, which I may use for travel.
On a recent trip I brought my orient ray, which worked well all round, but did not have a big time change.
I have a GMT master II but getting reluctant to travel with as I had a rolex airking stolen last year while traveling (in US)
My problem is not water proof enough for me. So I generally also bring a dive watch.
However I'm in the market for a Hamilton field mechanical, which I may use for travel.
On a recent trip I brought my orient ray, which worked well all round, but did not have a big time change.
I have a GMT master II but getting reluctant to travel with as I had a rolex airking stolen last year while traveling (in US)
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3nicewatches
·I took my DSOTM on a recent trip home to the UK. Flys under the radar in terms of looking fancy, I have found it to be indestructible so far (several hard bashes against doors and walls and not the slightest mark) and the quick hour set function of the 9300 movement is handy time zone wise. So I think this will be my regular travel watch.
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quito
·And it's so big I can use it to defend myself. Or a 2254 on a mesh.
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time flies
·One or the other and a seiko.
have fun
kfw
have fun
kfw
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105012
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amiriqbal
·I always wear a this G Shock world timer when I go abroad. Rugged, waterproof and comfy 😀
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hmss007
·I travel with my Seiko
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Taddyangle
·90% of the time I take this one. Going on vacation next week. 😀
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jB1128
·My go-to watch when traveling is the Seamaster 2254.50. A tool watch that can be dressed up or down and isn't too flashy.
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sxl2004
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MMMD
·If I'm expecting to get wet, this one. It can also serve to bribe border guards, call a raise, or make bail:
Or this one, if I'm in some wet and lawless place and don't want my hand cut off:
If water resistance isn't an issue, I like to watch these go nutty on airplanes:
Or this one, if I'm in some wet and lawless place and don't want my hand cut off:
If water resistance isn't an issue, I like to watch these go nutty on airplanes:
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Vagante
·Marathon GSAR.....tank
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SohAIS
·116613LB - my daily
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alam
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dscoogs
·My faithful DAGA watch, Beijing airport.
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jhross98
·My 3 go to travel watches
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bazamu
·I think that in general, knowing "how" to travel abroad trumps your wrist choice no matter what. If you're at ease in unfamiliar surroundings and don't present yourself as a giant target - through your behavior and your attire - you're unlikely to draw any unwanted attention. That said, I don't bring my best stuff with me on the road and opt for two sub-$2K watches that check all the boxes for me:
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llvhhui
·My planet ocean on every vacation since 2012. Europe, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Mexico, and all over the US. When I went to Hawaii last month I saw 4 planet oceans on the airplane. Seems like I’m not the only one who finds it to be a good travel watch. The jumping hour hand is a travelers dream.
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