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Travelled with my GMT Master recently, but was asked to remove my watch each time I had to go through security screening in the airport. My preferred travel watch is Casio ProTrek; the compass function is incredibly useful.
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Rolex GMT watch also has compass function...if u point the merc hand (hr hand) towards the Sun, the GMT hand will indicate North if u r in Northern part of the globe n South if u r at the southern part...well if at the equator, 50/50 chance of getting it right...Correct me if I m wrong...Cheers! Rolex GMT all the way...Originally posted by Oldman View PostMy collection
Rolex DateJust 16014,
Rolex DateJust 16233,
Rolex Submariner 16613LN
Rolex GMT-Master IIC 116713LN
Rolex Daytona 116523 (Champagne Gold Dial with Diamonds)
Rolex Day-Day 1803, 18038 & 18238
Omega Seamaster TT Polaris
Omega Speedmaster Professional 1861Moonwatch
Wishlist:
Short Term Hunt, YM
Long Term Hunt,
Rolex DayDate, Omega Cal. 321 and 861 Professional SpeedMaster Moon-watch.Comment
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Same here, so far only wear my rollies in S'pore. Switch to my Tags for overseas travelOriginally posted by newbie09 View PostI have yet to travel with my rolex... Casio is my num1 choice for travelling.
Rolex owner since 2010
Previously owned:
Explorer II(216570) black dial AN serial
GMT-Master II(116710LN) AN serial
Current collection:
Datejust 36(116234) V serial
GMT-Master II(116713LN) AN serial
Upcoming/Wishlist:
"Hulk" green sub(116610LV)Comment
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I wore the watch to my recent trip to Italy and Amsterdam. It was very useful as I could quickly see what time it was in Singapore at any time. I adjusted just the hour hand and left the green arrow on Singapore time. It was also very fashionable and I found that the service at the shops in Milan was much better than when I wore my Casio.Comment
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I'd prefer to travel with something more innocuous - something like explorer 1 - than to travel with a lot of bling bling watches like GMTIIC
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