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13 December 2007, 04:40 AM | #1 |
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Difference between ExpII & GMTII?
Hello. Aside from the obvious, can you please advise the difference between the two models? I want to know everything please. Thanks.
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Ah yes, another small difference - the Exp-II is 39 mm as opposed to the 40 mm of the GMT-II. JJ
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I think he was referring to the older GMT-II, tosser!!
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Yes, older model, not GMTIIc.
How about crown, thickest, 24hr hand setting, bracelet, etc? |
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Here we don´t think Tosser.
So just tell the guy all differences between a ExpII and a GMTIIc. Jocke
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The info I've given you above is for the older GMT-II compared with the Exp-II. I think that's pretty spot on!!
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So both GMTII (not C) and ExpII have double lock, and setting the 24hr is the same? How about bracelet, link, and clasp, all the same?
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Sorry, I know this is off topic but how many links, excluding the extention link and end pieces, should come with an oyster flip-lock bracelet on a Submariner?
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the bezel diameter is the 1mm difference in the width, not the dial. |
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The biggest difference between the two is the entourage!
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Another difference:
The Explorer II comes with two dial options: White and black. The GMT II (16710) comes with a black dial ONLY.
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Let's see...
Different bezel and a bit of font paint.....Yep, that about covers it.. |
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I wonder if bezel is removed, would we find the exp II has the hole for the spring clip so a GMT II bezel can be inserted? I will be really impressed if they're different. Its certainly more economical to machine one case and insert different accessories.
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