^ Just read about it. I love the face, its gorgeous, the bezel is very cool and reminds me of a Rolex explorer 2, not sure about the rest of the case.

Problem is finding somewhere to try it on and I think its way too big for me. Dimensions say 46 and 49mm

and I also go with the big companies because the are easier to sell in the future

 

Omega Seamaster GMT as stated by others. That would be a solid choice for an all around watch that you don't have to worry about. VC is nice, but I'd go for the royal oak dual time over that (but you already have a ROO so that's a bit repetative).

 

Anyone know when the Aqua Terra GMT (Seamaster) will be in stores?

 

Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT

A bit cheaper than the others

 

^Way too much money for a Seiko

 

^^ Why? Because of the lack of status?

 

In house movement, top notch build quality, and a great looking piece.



You're the type of person who probably still laughs at a $25K Hyundai

 

Credors go for $20k+

Read up on the watch & Seiko Spring Drive, learn you somethin'

It is stupid accurate.

Caliber No. 9R66
Case Stainless steel
Bezel Stainless steel with sapphire crystal
Case back Screw case back
Glass High definition dual-curved sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
Bracelet Solid stainless steel
Buckle Stainless steel with three-fold clasp with push button release
Accuracy ±1 second / day
Water resistance 20 bar
Magnetic resistance 4800 A/m (60 gauss)
Weight 177g

 

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Ref. 5164A

 

I love mine...