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I think most people do use GMT as their home time. For e.g. I wouldn't militantly use GMT, I'd just keep it to current UK time.
@Dammit - you should get one. Or a Master II.... although they do now seem expensive for what they are. I'm sure I remember them being £3-4k second hand. Any particular reason for preferring the original one?
Got to grudgingly admit it, but like a no-date sub, OP, or day-date, Rolex do nail it. When taken in the round I can't think of another GMT that actually executes it better. My choice would be 16710, black bezel.
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@Dammit - you should get one. Or a Master II.... although they do now seem expensive for what they are. I'm sure I remember them being £3-4k second hand. Any particular reason for preferring the original one?
£9k it would appear these days https://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/GMT%20Master%20II/16710/7450/item/128967
Dammit
Thanks, I read this article last night:
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/tudor-black-bay-gmt-review
and the reason I got confused was that they ignore the GMT hand always showing GMT.
I guess to most people, always showing GMT is irrelevant. It just so happens that GMT is also our home timezone, so when people discuss how to use a GMT, always showing GMT becomes the "3rd option" whereas to us in the UK, rotating the bezel to show an optional 3rd timezone is the "3rd option".