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Hope this helps: https://www.tudorwatch.com/en/tudor-...e-gmt-function

I was a big fan of mechanical watches since a long time but was one of those who got swayed away with the influx of smart bands and smart watches. I am once again back to the regular watches and have added a few to my collection.

Picked up this Seiko Astron recently from Helios store. Though it is not a part of their special edition series, I just loved the dial design on this one.

Thanks, I sure did check the video from Tudor, but having three time zones is tricky, all the zones be off by hours, like +3:00, +5:00. If there is 30 minute difference then it is tricky.

This is how I have set it up, following the instruction as per Tudor.
Local - Sweden, second zone Dubai and third zone India

1) Citizen Promaster Altichron

2) Citizen Navihawk Blue Angels edn.

3) Citizen Promaster Aqualand Ecodrive

4) Seiko Prospex Diver

5) Casio G-shock GA-700

I have a similar watch from Fossil, which I have rarely used since switching to the Apple Watch S4 in 2019.

Weekend choice. Seiko Saturday.

Stuhrling mechanical bridge one for the day.

Incorporating timepieces representing different eras, styles and functionalities while staying true to my preferences of minimalistic and understated watches.

Some of my childhood classics:

Casio A500WA-1
Cannot fault it for what it offers at the cost of decent dinner


HMT Janata
A lovely Indian mechanical watch


Timex Weekender Indiglo
Indiglo used to be the rage few decades back


Ulititarian watches:

Oris Divers 65
A divers watch is a must and Oris delivers great value


Apple Watch Ultra Gen 1
Smart watch cannot be avoided and the sheer functionality of this is mind boggling. I often use it with a custom leather strap.


Casio Protrek
Built like a tank and works like a charm even after more than 15 years.


Prized Possessions

Tried to include the finest swiss, japanese and german from my collection

Omega Speedmaster Professional "Moonphase"
Many would say that the hesalite version with the closed back is the real deal but I love this sapphire open back with the moonphase complication. Mechanical and a reserve of around 2 days. It is always an iconic watch with a lot of history


Omega 1866 Calibre manual winding chronograph movement based on the famous 1861 calibre


Grand Seiko Shunbun
I love the amazing dial inspired by sakura flowers in spring. The zaratsu polishing and the spring drive movement in a titanium case and strap combination is a Japanese master class


Famous 9R65 Spring drive movement (wish the logo print wasn't there on the back)


Nomos Glashutte Tangente
Minimalistic Bauhaus design which hasn't changed over 30 years. Only Germans can do such a simple yet timeless design


German Calibre Alpha and the iconic horse leather strap

Seiko Saturday. Different varients

I bought this watch box from Florence, Italy. I was told it is made from a single piece of leather without any stitching.

Got this VFM Casio. The tiffany blue dial is just absolutely brilliant!

That's a lovely watch, congratulations! :)

If you don't mind, could you please share the price and model number?

Thank you! Here's the model number ENTICER MEN MTP-VD03D-2A3UDF - A2242.
For some reason, it's showing as "pre launch" on the Casio website, though I got this from a watch retailer in Delhi for 3600 INR.

Hello, kvamshi04. Could you specify the model on the down right corner ? :Cheering:

Hello, TheM0nk, it's a SKAGEN SIGNATUR Analog Watch For Men SKW6464. May not be available now, but you will find the same watch without the chrono at leading online/offline stores.