I'm also wearing the GMT Master II... bought it after my first deployment in 2009, and it's weathered three trips since, plus a couple of years at AWAC. When I venture out of our sh#tty hotels in EWR, BNA, etc, I leave it indoors to avoid getting jacked.

Seiko World Timer, analog titanium model H028-0000. Replaced my digital Seiko World Timer which I bought in 1988 in Frankfurt. That was a great world watch for a pilot. Alas, it has passed on.

The current watch is good, digital city, date and time behind the hands. Hands adjust to set time, forward or will move backward if time zone requested would be shorter reaching from counter clockwise. I don't think Seiko makes it anymore. Paid $180 in HKG about 15 years ago.

When it dies, I think I'm heading to an I watch.

I wear GMT-Master II. It's a little expensive, but I wear it at work, casually, and when dressed up. Everyone who can afford it should buy one eventually. Also have a Sea-Dweller, but it's a little too bulky for work.

This is the only "pilot watch" I like. Someday.

If you're going to spend that much, might as well go all the way and get a Rolex. Rolex is much more respected than Omega. Omega's are nice watches, but the Rolex is on a different level. Of course tbere are watches out there that put Rolex's to shame, I just can't afford them.

Company issued iWatch.....because the Part 91 leash has to be taught and the chain must be jerked.

Otherwise a Breitling Super Ocean

Wow. Way to just sh!t on a guy's watch. Who are you to tell him how to spend his money?? This one of the most iconic watches in history, and many people love it. Are you going to tell someone with a Hamilton Jazzmaster that should have just bought a Datejust and not some Hamilton? And there is a VAST difference in price. You find a new Speedy for around $3500 if you look. A GMT-II? $9500 minimum.

To the poster with the Speedy, great watch. It's on my list of five that I'd like to have.

Glycine Airman 24 or Ball Hydrocarbon Engineer Aerogmt (tritium illumination for index as well as the rotating bezel...)Also the Alpina Alpiner4 GMT is a neat watch with the jumping hour feature for local time vs the GMT hand, as well as a solar compass. I'm an automatic/mechanical type of guy. My watch batteries in my quartz watches have a habit of dying every time I'm somewhere I can't get a battery!

Thanks, again, for telling us what we should do with our money.
Maybe I'm not into watches and would rather buy a jet ski.
Maybe I'd rather buy a Bremont 247 Ti-GMT, or a Panerai Luminor GMT, or an IWC Portuguese, or an original Tag Carrera...
Maybe I don't want to look like every other pilot with a GMT Master.

The Glycine Airman 24 is cool if you can learn how to read it! Haha. I also like some of the Ball watches. That Hydrocarbon is sweet.