Are there any watches with a 24 hour face?
Are there any watches with a 24 hour face?
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mollytherocker

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14,388 posts

226 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Hi

Ive always wondered this. By a 24 hour face, I mean that instead of 12 hours it has 24, so midday would show as 6pm does on a normal watch.

MTR

Nurburgsingh

5,358 posts

255 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Brietling Flyback?



Dominic H

3,285 posts

249 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Breitling Cosmonaute. I had one years ago, it drove me nuts. As I would instinctively read the time by glancing the position of the hands, and not reading the hands against the dial calibration. For example I would always see the following as 10.10 and not 20.10..



The Rolex Explorer II is a much better solution for reading 24hr time.



Edited by Dominic H on Sunday 17th January 11:27

andy tims

5,594 posts

263 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Loads of watches have 24 hour outer bezels, Glycine do proper 24 hour watches (Airman Purist I think they're called) where the hour hand only goes round once in 24 hours.

Vespula

3,146 posts

193 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Raketa (a Russian make) do lots of them.

http://www.russia4u.co.uk/products.php?cat=38

tertius

6,914 posts

247 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Ding to all the above also I think there may be an RLT that is 24 hours.

BladeAde

6,796 posts

244 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Tag Twin Time


Pesty

42,655 posts

273 months

Saturday 16th January 2010
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Sir needs one of thse

glycine airman sst





Edited by Pesty on Saturday 16th January 23:59

CmdrBond

709 posts

216 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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tertius said:
Ding to all the above also I think there may be an RLT that is 24 hours.
There is - see Pg5 of the 2010 WristShot thread, picture of it there.

andy_s

19,730 posts

276 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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I'd go for the Glycine Airman as well, watch out as one model is 38mm/42mm and another is 46mm.

The design is pretty unchanged from the original Glycines from the 'nam (that's 'Vietnam', not 'Birmingham') era - here's one for example:





The price has changed though, $50 at the P/X in the '60's to over a grand today, but they're 200m w/r and well made and as you can see, the design (like all the classics - sub/speedie etc) hasn't changed much from the original. Be sure to check whether it's a 24hr watch or a GMT watch though - they do both I believe.

Airman 18 -



Edited by andy_s on Sunday 17th January 08:52

Stuart

11,638 posts

268 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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The UTC hand on my Sinn 856 is 24hr. Confuses the he'll out of me!

seaninog

513 posts

206 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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Nurburgsingh said:
Brietling Flyback?

This watch gives me a headache just looking at it!! Far too much going on there...

cottonfoo

6,022 posts

227 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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Stuart said:
The UTC hand on my Sinn 856 is 24hr. Confuses the he'll out of me!
If it confuses you to the point you want to sell it, let me know wink

mollytherocker

Original Poster:

14,388 posts

226 months

Sunday 17th January 2010
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Pesty said:
Sir needs one of thse

glycine airman sst



Edited by Pesty on Saturday 16th January 23:59
Oh crap, why did I ask? I now NEED this in my life.

MTR

Stealth-wagon

1,038 posts

219 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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mollytherocker said:
Hi

Ive always wondered this. By a 24 hour face, I mean that instead of 12 hours it has 24, so midday would show as 6pm does on a normal watch.

MTR
Does this count ?!!

Has a 24hr hand for one of its multiple time zones, as well as normal time in digital format, a sunrise/sunset indication based on last city location entered, moon phase, various alarms, counters, stopwatch functions, and 500+ city times etc etc.








HereBeMonsters

14,180 posts

199 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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tertius said:
Ding to all the above also I think there may be an RLT that is 24 hours.

ApexJimi

26,616 posts

260 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Stealth-wagon said:
Does this count ?!!

Has a 24hr hand for one of its multiple time zones, as well as normal time in digital format, a sunrise/sunset indication based on last city location entered, moon phase, various alarms, counters, stopwatch functions, and 500+ city times etc etc.



Ok, my curiosity is piqued.

What is this?

Mr E Driver

8,542 posts

201 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Yes! very unusual watches smile

Stealth-wagon

1,038 posts

219 months

Monday 18th January 2010
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Mr E Driver said:
Yes! very unusual watches smile
Bingo ...

Its a Yes! Solstice watch, for aspiring Druids everywhere. Current model range here :-

http://www.yeswatch.com/wrist-watch/timekeeper/zul...

sparkyhx

4,200 posts

221 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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WUS has a whole forum dedicated to 24hr watches

http://forums.watchuseek.com/forumdisplay.php?f=5