in response to a question that I received a few days ago, and in order to tie this discussion back to the Heuers, let me point out that the Autavia GMTs have this same limitation / problem -- the GMT hand is "fixed" to the main time-of-day, and cannot be set to a second time zone.

at least on the Autavias, the bezel can be rotated so that the GMT hand will track a second time zone . . . no such luck on the Lemania 5100s / Omegas.

Jeff

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: There isn't any harm, but Chronocentric (Omega
: Forum at the top of this forum's page) could
: use the traffic too!

: Stop! you're making me blush!

: Nope, sorry... This was one of the major
: reasons why I passed on getting a
: Day-Date-Month Speedmaster Automatic in
: December 1998... I started looking at
: vintage and now you know the rest of the
: story!

: However, the Sinn 144 GMT does have the
: capability of displaying a second hour hand
: (albeit 12-Hour):
: Sinn Ti 144 GMT (in the 100-piece LE Katun
: vestments)...

: -- Chuck