Philip Zepter GlobHora

Watches

Description

Not only will the Philip Zepter Globhora show the time in other parts of the world by using the pushers to switch from one city to the other, but it will also stay in that time zone by a simple activation of the crown. Excitingly, GlobHora is set with a perpetual calendar that will have to be reset in the year 2099. This is incontestably a major benefit at such a level of creative complexity. Moreover, our GMT specifies if it is day or night with the AM/PM display. Presentation THE TRAVELER’S BEST COMPANION GlobHora is the GMT of Zepter’s watch collection. GMT comes from Greenwich Mean Time which was established in 1884 as a global time standard that governs the international timing and time gaps between countries. For time devices, GMT means that a watch is able to indicate at least a second time zone. GlobHora, though, has the remarkable capacity to indicate 24 different time zones. Key Features: - Sapphire glass quartz movement;