Personally I don't like dates on anything - they're only useful once per day for anyone with a functional memory. Just a superfluous complication for the vast majority.
A GMT without a date seems incomplete to me when tracking two zones that have a significant time difference. I would look at GMTs with a date sub-dial though for purely aesthetic reasons.
A month late into this conversation! As for me, I would say I prefer the one without a date. Since it gets confusing especially when the home time and where I am in have date differences. I usually use the GMT to figure out what time it is back home and if it is day or night. Which can be indicated by the bezel.
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Personally I don't like dates on anything - they're only useful once per day for anyone with a functional memory. Just a superfluous complication for the vast majority.
A GMT without a date seems incomplete to me when tracking two zones that have a significant time difference. I would look at GMTs with a date sub-dial though for purely aesthetic reasons.
it's my own personal opinion but I really don't see the point in a GMT watch without a date complication.
A month late into this conversation! As for me, I would say I prefer the one without a date. Since it gets confusing especially when the home time and where I am in have date differences. I usually use the GMT to figure out what time it is back home and if it is day or night. Which can be indicated by the bezel.