Rolex GMT Master ii Coke , Panerai Radiomir 00380, Rolex Explorer ii Polar
Joint Task Force Empire Shield, New York Army National Guard, working in New York City. He rotates three. A Panerai Radiomir 00380 most days at work, because Panerai's history runs through the military and he likes wearing that connection. A Rolex GMT Master II in Coke comes out once in a while. The Explorer II Polar was a drill weekend. Most people pick a watch for the day. Some people pick it for the assignment. Does your watch choice change with the assignment? If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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the Coke GMT
Three watches in this one, but the bezel does the talking. The GMT Master was born in the 1950s for Pan Am crews flying the new intercontinental routes, its two tone bezel splitting day from night for a second time zone. The black and red version picked up the nickname Coke, and no one has ever needed the nickname explained.
Alongside it, a Panerai Radiomir, descended from the instruments Italian combat divers wore in the Second World War, and a Polar Explorer II, the Rolex built for people who lose the sun.
A collection like this is not three purchases. It is three different answers to what a watch is for.