Timex Expedition North Titanium GMT
Two wrists from 19th Special Forces Group, photographed in Poland 14 days before the submitter closes the books on his first deployment. He is a strategic debriefer on the intelligence side, and the Timex Expedition North Titanium GMT in frame belongs to a friend, same Group, different battalion. Two wrists, one field watch and one GMT with its yellow 24 hour hand still pointed at home, which between them is most of what a deployment asks of a watch. Fourteen days and a wake up. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Timex Expedition North Titanium GMT
The Expedition North Titanium GMT is Timex operating far above its drugstore reputation: an automatic GMT in a titanium case, its 24 hour hand holding a second time zone, built and priced for people who treat watches as equipment. The name describes the intended habitat, and a deployment to the North Atlantic’s far side qualifies.
19th Special Forces Group, Poland
The submitter serves with 19th Special Forces Group as a strategic debriefer, the intelligence soldier who sits across the table and turns conversations into reporting. The photo comes from Poland at the 14 days out mark of his first deployment, the stage where every clock and calendar on the team gets checked twice a day. The Timex belongs to a friend from a different battalion of the same Group, and the wrist to wrist photo is its own kind of after action report: two soldiers, two watches, one deployment nearly in the books.