GMTM monitors 2 time zones. GMTM2 is able to monitor 3 time zones.
That doesn’t really explain anything, but I take it that it means that the movement has GMT mechanism.
*3 timezones if you can keep track of it in your head.
My pet theory sides with Occam’s Razor: Rolex didn’t see a reason to get rid of the rotating bezel and so left it as a convenient time-set option. And the Rolex website says it tracks two
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Speaking from experience… results may vary… lol.
What’s the main difference between the GMTM and the GMTM2?
Speaking from experience… results may vary… lol.
What’s the main difference between the GMTM and the GMTM2?
GMTM monitors 2 time zones. GMTM2 is able to monitor 3 time zones.
GMTM monitors 2 time zones. GMTM2 is able to monitor 3 time zones.
That doesn’t really explain anything, but I take it that it means that the movement has GMT mechanism.
*3 timezones if you can keep track of it in your head.
My pet theory sides with Occam’s Razor: Rolex didn’t see a reason to get rid of the rotating bezel and so left it as a convenient time-set option. And the Rolex website says it tracks two
The shot with Superman is well done, love the angle.
The shot with Superman is well done, love the angle.
Much appreciated. 🤝