Dual Time Zone Watches

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17 Watches For Sale
Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Root Beer'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126711CHNR
Tudor - Pelagos FXD GMT 2026
Box & Papers
42mm Used 2542G267NU
Breitling - Chronospace
Box & Papers
48mm Used A78365
Jaeger-LeCoultre - Master Compressor Geographic
Bucherer Box & Partial Papers
41mm Used Q1718470
Panerai - Luminor 1950 8 Days GMT
Box & Papers
44mm Used PAM00233
Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Batgirl'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126710BLNR
Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Pepsi'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126710BLRO
Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Pepsi'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126710BLRO
Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Root Beer'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126715CHNR
On Hold Rolex - GMT-Master II 'Sprite'
Box & Papers
40mm Used 126720VTNR
Tudor - Black Bay 58 GMT
Box & Papers
39mm Used 7939G1A0NRU

Dual Time Zone Watches Watches

The concept of the time zone watch -- a timepiece that shows two or more distinct times on its dial -- was first realized in 1954 with the Rolex GMT-Master. An innovation brought about by an increase in long distance air travel, these watches usually come in a simple dual time zone option, Greenwich Mean Time complication, or a world time zone feature, which has an outer bezel listing major world cities. While few models were available during the 1950s and 1960s, nearly every major Swiss brand has at least one dual time zone model today.