How To Use A GMT | Crown & Caliber How To

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Welcome to Crown & Caliber How To, the definitive "how to" series for watch collectors and enthusiasts. Join Brandon Menancio as he shares expert tips and step-by-step instructions on watch care and maintenance.

In this episode, Brandon showcases the versatile capabilities of a GMT watch. Not only will he demonstrate the proper method for setting timezones, but he'll also reveal how you can effortlessly track up to three different timezones simultaneously using your watch. Brandon also explains how to utilize the GMT feature as a reliable compass, ensuring you're not only well-informed but also well-oriented on your adventures.

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The mental math part is what nobody else was explaining in their videos. Thank you.

profound

Thank you for making using a GMT so simple.

gjfarias

Best explanation I heard !!! Thank you!!

phoenixpaterson

Well done! These types of informative videos used to differentiate C&C. Then Hodinkee bought C&C and the channel disappeared! Plus the great prices for pre-owned watch disappeared too! Not sure if Hodinkee knows how to operate a reseller watch company, but they should have allowed C&C to run in its own before destroying the brand.

dannysimenauer

Great video. Thank you! How/where do you set the GMT hand at exactly 18:21? I know it'll be somewhere between 18 and 19, but how do I position it for 18:21? Thank in advance!

MichaelHay

When tracking three times zones wouldn’t it make sense to set the gmt hand to read on the 12hr markers? Might be easier..

tamati

Fancy seeing you here Brandon. Have a great weekend, cheers buddy 🙏🏻

mb-watches

Shocking how a “watch expert” is confusing people on here. True incompetence. Here’s how to do it:
1. Set the GMT time first. Un Screw the crown and pull it all the way out. This allows you to move the GMT until you get to the desired time. The GMT time should be set on the 12 hour dial!! Very important.
2. Now set the local hour hand to the local time.
3. Now the GMT hand points to a different time zone on the 12hour dial and the local time points to another time zone. NOW ROTATE THE BEZEL to the 3rd time zone to point to the GMT hand. You will have the GMT hand pointing to one time zone on the 12hr scale, pointing to another time zone on the 24hr scale and then the local hour hand pointing to another time zone. EASY!

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