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 Posted: Tue Jan 3rd, 2012 09:38 pm
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Johnny P



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 SHADY wrote:
Johnny P wrote: Pretty simple but you must understand GMT time.

Do a google search for GMT time, and start reading.subtlelaugh.gif


I'm not telling, you must learn on your own. subtlelaugh.gif

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

I hear yah and I have had a dual time zone watch but not a GMT world Timer with the roating bezel and the muti time zones.

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Usually I dig it out myself but sometimes a thread is an easy way out.  homerthinks.gif

 

Hello Google.




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Let say you have the second timezone set to GMT time 1800hrs on the dial, on the bezel there is a marking GMT , align the bezel to the second timezone hour hand. Each dot represent an hour, and city . Anything counterclockwise = minus, clockwise = plus from that position on the bezel, once that done you want to know New York time subtract 5 hours from the GMT time it should = 1300 hrs.


If you still don't understand read this PDF from Seiko it not the same watch, but same principle.


http://www.seikowatches.com/support/ib/pdf/wt01_e.pdf