Hours, minutes and seconds of the time, displayed on a 12-hr dial exactly as almost every other watch out there. So, the argument goes, this method is best for tracking a remote office or two as you can switch the 24-hr hand to whatever timezone you like, whenever you like, whilst leaving the local time alone, unhacked. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. If you ever catch a glimpse into the heart of this dive watch, you would be amazed at the great amount of details put into the making of this movement, down to its oscillating weight decorated with Geneva stripes and Mido’s logo. It not only makes setting and reading the local time quicker, but the jumping 12-hour hand will also keep the date correct for the time zone you’re in.

Inspired by the vintage Mido Multicenterchrono, the aesthetic is supported by design elements including the railway minute track, the red GMT hand, a matte black dial, and the use of the vintage Mido signature. Sometimes you’re on the move for work, waking up jetlagged, a long way from home, and unsure what time it is back at the office.Featuring the look and feel of a classic sporty GMT, this new limited edition travel watch offers modern local-jumping (aka “flyer”) GMT functionality that easily adjusts the main time display to a new timezone. This diver flaunts diamond-cut silver hour and minute hands, a second hand with a blue varnished tip and a matching blue varnished 24-hour GMT hand which indicates the time in a second time zone by pointing to the hour-circle (24-hour format) on the two-tone flange of its dial.

With the use of this material usually reserved for luxury watchmaking, MIDO confirms its constant desire to offer cutting-edge technology, the very best materials, and high-end finishes without forsaking the value of its watches. They afford excellent readability in a range of conditions while perfectly complementing the watches' elegant design. Superior flyer GMT watches such as the famous Rolex GMT-Master II usually come at a substantial cost. Not only is this done while preserving the home time indication (shown via a red 24-hour hand), but the precision of the timekeeping is not affected as the movement does not need to be halted to adjust the local hour hand.

In addition to its screw-down case back, the Ocean Star GMT Blue is built with a screw-down signed crown which allows for a water resistance of 200m.