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Explorer I
As I travel a lot, I prefer a simple Explorer I. Not much of adjusting since there is no date function. Simple, causal & also suitable for formal wear when oversea. -
Not surprised ..... gmt originally made for pan am pilots to be able keep track of time in different time zones . Works great for travel also not sure if they mention it anymore but can also use it as a compass ( was the days before gps and all the high tech toys ) . Used mine for keep track of time when travelling along with as compass on several occasions when was out in boonies during my army days .Comment
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I travel with my trusted Submariner
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Interesting article, I travel with my gmt as wellComment
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Actually have not travelled with my Rolex yet. Was thinking it may attract unnecessary attention especially as a tourist. Might give it a try this yearComment
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for rolex, i guess depends on where you are traveling to...
in rough places, just wear a cheap casioComment
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SubC for me. Fits every dress code. Like Gmt but somehow can't make my mind and buy one.Comment
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