In an unsafe world, this is the Best Value GMT watch to wear.
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- The new Series 8 GMT might just be the ideal GMT watch to buy, not just for its "True GMT" movement - (allowing the hour hand to jump as you move between timezones), its relatively affordable price, and its other features, that together make it a useful piece to consider if you are travelling the world. Find out how the True GMT in this watch differs from the more ubiquitous (and in our opinion less useful Office GMT version) in our detailed explanation.
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The 41mm watch on my relatively slender wrist appears to be only 39mm-40mm. The watch is not as bulky as it appears on videos and is much better looking in person. I have the Pepsi bezel version.
Setting the gmt hand to gmt time (the part which you say is difficult) is actually really simple once you commit to it. And very cool with the tricks you can do
Found the explanation really clear - thanks
Thanks man. Glad the video is useful. Keep us going.
Great explanation of a true GMT. Citizen has been really hitting the mark lately in terms of great watches.
Thank you for your compliments! Demonstration and visual comparison help in understanding.
Good explanation of how a true traveler GMT works 👍
With the Miyota 9075 becoming more available, the prices of flyer or traveler GMT watches have gone down significantly. You can get a reliable microbrand for $600.
My experience with NKUWAN was fantastic. The watch arrived quickly and was exactly as described.
Nice video! I could not find the info. on the bezel material. Is it glass inlay?
Check out the Traska GMT at $700. Amazing value and quality.
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what is the Gmt watch you breifly use in the part where you explain how a true gmt works?
It's something I made from parts bought on eBay.
Bulava was the first to get this movement in the Wilton GMT. It is under $1000
That I did not know. How is it different?
@@isochrono The Bulava Wilton is more of a dress GMT.
Bulova Wilton and Citizen Series 8 GMT both uses a different movement caliber.
The Wilton uses cal.9075 with only 42 hours power reserve, -10 to +30 secs/day and 4,800 A/m antimagnetic.
As for the Series 8 GMT, it comes with a cal.9054 with 50 hours power reserve, -10 to +20 secs/day and 16,000 A/m antimagnetic.
It’s a very handsome watch. But it is overpriced in Canada at 2300.00 I think not. I could buy a Longines for that money.
I love this watches looks. I will be watching its price carefully in the next year to add one to the collection. It’s still a lot more affordable then the Rolex Batman gmt🤪
41mm… another watch i won’t buy. I don’t understand why the Japanese make their watches so large, when the average Asian male wrist is so small.
Because quite alot of Asians wear big bulky watches.
The watch is not as bulky as it appears on videos and is much better looking in person.
@isochrono Yes! most Asia i know (i'm from Malaysia), do not prefer size 40mm and below. They prefer bigger and bulkier watches 😅
The watch is actually small in person, go see it
Best value,you must be joking,what planet are you from
From Earth, unlike Mr Roboto who is from space.
Just one caveat....1.7k cost effective.. not really .. Jack Mason Stratotimer under 1k... Same movement, better bracelet, designed in Texas.
Can't compare Citizen with a fresh microbrand. Nothing against Jack Mason but the quality overall it's much better.
@@MarcosVenti not a bad point but wildly debatable.... I have Citizens myself... And love them to death, as a matter of fact., just got the new moon phase. But 1.7k is truly truly out there.
@@mauricioposada4485 I have a Traska gmt with the same movement, 150wr that got water damage by just getting in the sea and barely wet, I have read other reviews where JM got water issues too. Thankfully they were super good at Traska and fixed the watch, but then again I put money on the table that this wouldn't have happened with Citizen.
The Jack Mason Strat-o-timer looks good. Very vintage. Citizen competes with another Japanese maker.
1700 usd for a watch that can lose or gain 30 secs a day?
pass!
There are far better choices for 1,700!
Which watches do you have in mind? Let's talk about it