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The Seiko 6R64 caliber, which debuted link in 2018, does link as well. Just jump the conventional short hour hand to show the time wherever in the world you happen to be at any given moment, and the date disc moves in unison. As for the GMT hand, it stays put link during such resets, and the seconds hand doesn't miss a beat. One potentially polarizing aspect of this design is the sub-dial used for the date; when I first glanced at it, I assumed it was a small seconds display.

The Royal Oak and the Nautilus led link the charge and by the end of the decade they'd inspired legions of new link designs. Many of these were quartz watches like the original Girard Perregaux Laureato. Another was a Tissot quartz watch launched in 1978 which debuted under the name Seastar and which subsequently became known link as the PRX P for Precision R for reliability and the X is a Roman numeral 10 standing for 10 meters' water resistance.