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16 February 2012, 05:42 PM
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Real Name: George
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Yes, it is nice to own a couple. Great choices, I absolutely love the 216570. I just can't own them all.
Could get a winder, but a GMT is not that tough to set; except those times when it is on the 15th and it is the 1st so either way you go it is going to take a number of revolutions to get there.
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16 February 2012, 08:42 PM
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Nice pair.
When setting the date on my GMTII, I first adjust the time so that is correct first. Then I adjust the date moving the hour hand. Once the date is correct I just have to set the hour hand to the correct time. By setting the exact time first followed by the hour hand and the date I never need to worry about messing up the GMT hand. I hope that made sense.
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