Watches able to move hour hand only, for time zone change?

[bass2rez]

Are there any watches, particularly what would be considered a good quality watch, that are able to have the hour hand only changed, whilst keeping the minutes / seconds running? This would be most useful for timezone changes, and for the GMT / BST time change.

Cheers.

[Voldemort]

Two hour hands instead? http://www.sinn.de/en/Modell/757_UTC.htm

[Jamessd]

Panerai?

[GCH]

Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Night & Day
Rolex GMT master
Rolex Explorer II

[PJ S]

Yes, budget?

[MG511]

My Seamaster quartz does, not sure about the auto.

[Fas1975]

my wife's lady- sea master does this. It's a quartz movement, so maybe the men's mid or full size ones do the same? My full size auto doesn't do this, but the quartz may be worth a look.

[RichB]

JLC Hometime has two hour hands

[bass2rez]

Thanks for the suggestions so far. I will look into them.

PJ S said:

Yes, budget?

It was only a hypothetical question really, but I can't imagine wanting to spend much above £2k on a watch, if I'm honest.

Cheers.

[Piersman2]

My Omega does this. 1 click out to adjust hour/day. Twp clicks out to adjust time.

[bass2rez]

Piersman2 said:

My Omega does this. 1 click out to adjust hour/day. Twp clicks out to adjust time.

Is that a Seamaster..? I just searched on that watch, it looks a fine watch, and pretty much in my hypothetical price bracket.

The Rolex GMT Master also looks great, but a bit too pricey..

[bass2rez]

I wouldn't describe myself as a diver though, (or an airline pilot, come to that..) Does that matter, relating to the type of watch you get..?

[Vvroom]

Absolutely.

[boody]

Tag Heuer Kirium F1

[aquarianone]

Latest Planet Ocean does this as well, very handy!

[marcelg]

Omega double eagle quartz does
Sounds like most omega from above - there the ones to look at

[Bincenzo]

Breitling Aerospace Avantage - rotate the crown with a flick and it automatically adds or subtracts an hour.

[bass2rez]

Bincenzo said:

Breitling Aerospace Avantage - rotate the crown with a flick and it automatically adds or subtracts an hour.

So, from what I'm understanding, you basically rotate the numbers, and the hands stay in the same place, so "12" becomes "1"?

[Bincenzo]

bass2rez said:

Bincenzo said:

Breitling Aerospace Avantage - rotate the crown with a flick and it automatically adds or subtracts an hour.

So, from what I'm understanding, you basically rotate the numbers, and the hands stay in the same place, so "12" becomes "1"?

No, sorry, poor description from me. If you rotate the crown - I think that's what the button is called on the side, after pulling out, it automatically advances the whole lot by 1hr, including the digital element. HTH

[bass2rez]

Bincenzo said:

bass2rez said:

Bincenzo said:

Breitling Aerospace Avantage - rotate the crown with a flick and it automatically adds or subtracts an hour.

So, from what I'm understanding, you basically rotate the numbers, and the hands stay in the same place, so "12" becomes "1"?

No, sorry, poor description from me. If you rotate the crown - I think that's what the button is called on the side, after pulling out, it automatically advances the whole lot by 1hr, including the digital element. HTH

Ah, thanks for that. It sounds just what I'm after. Is it possible that other Breitling's can do that too?