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8 March 2011, 09:36 AM | #1 |
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Newbie alert: Rolex GMT Master II Question
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I've recently bought a 16610LV and love it. I've had many a nice watch but I now see why a Rolex is a Rolex and anything else just isn't A while ago I fell for the GMT II 16710 series. The only issue for me was that there is no 60 minute bezel on the watch. Has anyone ever developed a double-function bezel with 24hr + 60min markings for this watch? I know it's a complete long shot and against purists' views I'm sure but it would make it my perfect watch. |
8 March 2011, 09:53 AM | #2 |
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Put your Sub insert in...... It'll fit just fine...........
Of course, you don't need a 60 minute bezel.. Just set the triangle at the minute hand and use the inside 60 minute marks...
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The second point makes sense... Makes me think I really just need to buy one and then worry about the timing, rather than ask daft questions Thanks |
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