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"  Business travel today ain&amp;#039;t for wimps, and for frequent fliers who sometimes feel as if they&amp;#039;re in two places at once \u2014 their body stuck in some far-off conference room while their mind wanders to the comforts of home \u2014 Panerai&amp;#039;s Luminor GMT keeps simultaneous time in both. There&amp;#039;s the main dial, its beefy hands set to wherever-the-hell-you-are time, and then there&amp;#039;s the small subdial that can be set to wherever-you-call-home time. It&amp;#039;s two watches in one 44mm polished titanium case and among the latest in a long line of GMT watches to help weary travelers feel grounded. Named for Greenwich mean time, the universal standard for pilots and sailors, the earliest GMT watches allowed aviators and explorers to synchronize their clocks to GMT so they could crisscross time zones without confusion. This watch could do the same for you. RELATED STORIES:  ASK NICK: How to Find a Great Pocket Watch  STYLE: Three Ridiculously Awesome Watches  GALLERY: A Watch for Every Day of the Week  GUIDE: Four Great Watches for Men on a Budget   PLUS: The Esquire Guide to Watches   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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