Rolex GMT-Master II Setup – How to Track 3 Time Zones | Bob's Watches

In this video, we explain how to set up your Rolex GMT-Master II to display 3 time zones. Click here to shop all Rolex GMT-Master II watches: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-ii-1.html Looking for additional information on how to set the Rolex GMT-Master II? Click here for our complete guide on how to set up the GMT-Master II to display 3 different time zones: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/watch-101/rolex-gmt-master-setup-track-time-zones.html The Rolex GMT-Master was first launched in 1954 but it received a major update in the early 1980s, with the release of the GMT-Master II. Unlike the original model, where the 12-hour hand was permanently synced with the 24-hour hand, the two hour hands were independently adjustable on the GMT-Master II, enabling it to display a third time zone with its bezel. So, how do you set up your Rolex GMT-Master II to display 3 time zones? Setting the GMT-Master II is done entirely through the winding crown, which has four positions, often referred to as positions 0 through 3. Position 0 is when the crown is fully screwed down. This is the position that it should always be in when you are not actively setting the time or date. Position 1 is the position that the crown naturally pops into once it is fully unscrewed from the case. This position allows for manual winding but not the adjustment of any settings. Position 2 is when the crown is pulled out to the first notch. This gives control over the 12-hour hand, whi