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Rich,
Here's my cut.
- Same basic Omega 1120 chronometer movement, GMT has extra pieces to run the 24 hour hand.
- GMT has no helium escape valve. This is a wash, as nobody with a Pro will ever use it.
- GMT has better night visibility, but Pro's is pretty good. Probably also a wash.
- GMT function is perfect for international air travelers.
- Pro Diver's bezel has a chronograph like utility in that it measures elapsed time against either the hour or the minute hand. It can also be used as a silent alarm/reminder and a lot of other clever things if you care to explore the possibililties.
- GMT tends to cost a bit more. No one really seems to know why.
- JB Pro has attained a icon status approaching that of the Submariner. GMT mystique is nowhere close to its Rolex counterpart, but may become so in the future.
Jeff
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