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Travel · Aug 4, 2026 · 7 min read
Our Longitude GMT was designed with frequent flyers. We asked five of them how they actually use it.
A GMT watch shows a second time zone with a 24-hour hand. The Longitude adds a jumping local hour, so you can change time zones on the plane without stopping the watch.
We spoke to a pilot, a surgeon, two founders and a violinist about the watch that keeps home in view.
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