Posted: 3/16/2009 3:40:37 PM EDT
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I'm looking for a watch that will display two time zones on the face at the same time. I don't want to spend a whole lot of money and would prefer digital but wouldn't mind an analog and digital combo. Any suggestions?
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Several Casio G-Shocks and Pathfinders do that. That was actually my first stop. I checked the G-Shocks and didn't see one. Maybe I'm not looking close enough. I'll have a look at the pathfinders. I may have been wrong about the G-Shocks. My G-Shock 2301B goes between timezones with one button press. My Pathfider PAW-1200 can display two timezones simultaneously. |
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Google timex solar ironman. Mine has 3 time zones... description at Amazon.com says 2 time zones. Doesn't display them simultaneously though.
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Here's one with analog and digital dual time read outs and under 60 dollars. http://www.casio.com/products/Timepiece/Sports/AMW700B-1AV/ I also have this watch. I bought it about 8 years ago. Still works great. http://salestores.com/casioa02.html |
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My G shock does....
G-7100D I dont feel like taking a picture right now and posting to prove it but I just switched to that mode to make sure I wasnt remembering it incorrectly. If you want to see it before making the purchase shoot me an IM and I will try to get you a pic later. |
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I have an older discontinued model but this is the current model
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As many timezones as you want, even custom locations and the batteries never need changed unless you are a vampire. Roger that. Push the upper or lower button to change digital time zones, then push both buttons to swap the digital and analog times. A great watch if you're traveling a lot. 
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Style Aero Pro 300 Model # AE300-2 Gender/Size Men's Large Case Stainless steel Bracelet/Strap Stainless steel Bezel Second Time Zone Dial Color Black Hand Indicators Silver tone luminous and red Hour Markers Luminous Arabic numerals and index Crystal Scratch reistant sapphire Movement Precise Swiss quartz Date Calendar At 4 o'clock Case Width 42mm Case Length 42mm (48mm with lugs) Case Thickness 12mm Bracelet Width 21mm Clasp Type Folding buckle with security clasp Water Resistant To 100 meters (330 feet) Two Time Zone $129 at the Watchery.com |
My GW530A will do that: If hit the mode button till you are in the dual zone display (1-2 presses) it will show your alternate time zone, in large digits, and the current time zone in the small digits where the date usually resides. Slick, but I wish I could reverse them. I'd like a display where you could have the primary zone in the large, and display the alternate time small. Maybe it's possible though, it has been awhile since I read the instructions. |
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Those are handy, because it can be tricky to subtract one integer from another  You're probably the only one smart enough to do it. You're so cool! Yes it's easy enough to do but it's nice to be able know with a quick glance. Did you know you can do calculus with a burnt stick on a cave wall? However, I find that using a modern technology such as a calculator makes things much easier. After all, that is why we advance technology isn't it? |
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Those are handy, because it can be tricky to subtract one integer from another You're probably the only one smart enough to do it. You're so cool! Yes it's easy enough to do but it's nice to be able know with a quick glance. Did you know you can do calculus with a burnt stick on a cave wall? However, I find that using a modern technology such as a calculator makes things much easier. After all, that is why we advance technology isn't it? Forget him. When I was in Japan, I very much appreciated being able to glance down at my watch and know the local and time back home. I really like my Pathfinder! |
