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Originally Posted by Rollieo
How do you track four time zones when there’s a rotating bezel and secondary 24hr scale on the rehaut? I don’t have one but I’m curious.
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You have the time where you are (1), the GMT hand set to the rehaut time (2), the bezel rotated to match the GMT hand (3). That's three at-a-glance times; then you get the 4th by turning the bezel to other time zone you want to see (4).
A Rolex GMT will do options 1, 3 and 4 but not option 2.
Personally, though, I gave up travelling with a GMT years ago. I hardly ever needed to know the time back home, and it wasn't hard to work it out if I did. I'm more likely to lose track of days on the road, so I take a day/date of some kind. Usually a GS or Seiko, or Tudor.