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Family: Analog
Date: Summer 2003

We took the best of the digital world, gave it an analog face and a steel backbone, then let it roam 24 time zones. The Oakley GMT wristwatch combines the precision of quartz calibration with an intuitive design that navigates time around the globe. A simple adjustment of the World City hand is all that?s needed for local time to display automatically. Dual alarm modes are set with the ease of specialized controls and a dedicated alarm dial face. A pure sapphire crystal is treated with anti-reflective coating and sealed over the high-contrast display. Engineered with the ergonomics of a spinal column, the highest grade of surgical stainless steel is crafted into stout links of solid metal. The digitally rendered geometry curls around your wrist for maximized comfort and fit.

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Ion Plated Black Stainless Steel

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ystian97 -

Frame : Honed
Face: White

Ive seen this one in the net but after i got a hold of it in person..boy im not letting it go. its quite heavy and solid, actually its heavier than my time tank which is considerably bigger. The weight is actually a plus for me for it gives the watch a more masculine feel which compliments its extraordinary design. im sure ill be getting a lot of compliments from it the same way i get when im wearing my time tank. cheers to the mad scientists in foothils ranch.

tinta -

frame black
face black

love my stelth watch but the movement has broken and i cant get a replacement, such a shame oakley wont stand behind such a great watch! retired to its box forever :(

Lore -

It's much esaeir to understand when you put it that way!

Oakley GMT -

Face: Honed Blue

After reading the last comment I am afraid to take this watch and send it to oakley just for a battery replacement. Anybody know the size of the battery on this bad boy?

xtremehardy388 -

This is a follow up to my previous post. The local time was not working when I bought the watch. I sent it to Oakley and they called back to say that the movement was broken and discontinued. Not only can they not fix it, they can only give $137 credit towards a new watch-far less than what I initially paid for the watch. The customer rep was extremely nice but I'm left feeling disappointed in the Oakley product. As someone who collects their gear, supports their cause, and persuades friends to buy their product, the fact that the company low balled me on credit for a new watch and can't fix the movement of their own piece that they trumpet with durability causes me to question the quality of other products. I will still buy from the company but, in the future, I'll be more hesitant.

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