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I have a question.

The second timezome option on my new Navi-World seems to jump time after I reset it. It seems if I want to set it an hour forward, I will stay for a couple of hours. It's more noticeable if you set it from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. After 6:00pm, you can adjust it and it will stay ahead all night. After a day, it will go to +6 hours ahead of my normal setting.

I hope I am reseting it correctly. I pull to position one, and go counter clockwise to adjust the second time zone (red arrow hand). Anyone else have any experience with yours?

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Brian,

Ask Naviman he gave up on his second time zone a while ago his doesn't work right either.

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Brian,

I gave up on my second time zone months ago! I had mine set by my Breitling guy and it jumps all over the place as well. QC problems at Breitling on these watches I guess. Good luck.

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Great.

That makes me want to buy another Breitling.

Thanks guys.

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That's messed up. I've never owned a Navi World... I would contact my AD ASAP! If you bought it from one, that is.

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For what we are paying for these watches that is absolutely unacceptable :?


Boo Breitling QC :poke:

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That's messed up. I've never owned a Navi World... I would contact my AD ASAP! If you bought it from one, that is.


There is one about 65 miles from me, I may fly up sometime and spend the afternoon shopping in Fayetteville and have a $100 Cheeseburger.

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have a $100 Cheeseburger.


Man I had a Kobe Beef Hamburger and that only cost me $30... what are they using in those, ground Kobe Tenderloin???

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Kobe Tenderloin, man that makes for great grilling. Follow that with a Cohiba and your set :D

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A $100 Hamburger is aviation slang for a private general aviation flight for the sole purpose of dining at a non-local airport. Most often used by pilots who are looking for any excuse to fly, a $100 hamburger trip usually involves flying a short distance (less than two hours), eating at an airport restaurant, and flying home. "$100" originally referred to the approximate cost of renting or operating a light general aviation aircraft, such as a Cessna 172, for the time it took to fly round-trip to a nearby airport. Increasing fuel prices have since caused an increase in hourly operating costs for most airplanes, whether rented or owned.

Perhaps I should climb on board a G-IV @ $6500 an hour to eat a $10 burger.

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Thats really cool Brian, thanks for that tid bit of Aviation history. Enjoy that $6510 burger 8)

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Thats really cool Brian, thanks for that tid bit of Aviation history. Enjoy that $6510 burger 8)


I couldn't afford to taxi a G-IV to the end of the runway.

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My type rating nor my insurance wouldn't get me in the cockpit of one!

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Oh well, get a Bentley 6.75 instead of that burger :D

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Not had any problems with my World at all, Brian. GMT hand or otherwise. Obviously I'm tempting fate wildly here(!), but I've had mine almost a year and I still love it to death.

Hope you manage to get yours sorted.

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Not had any problems with my World at all, Brian. GMT hand or otherwise. Obviously I'm tempting fate wildly here(!), but I've had mine almost a year and I still love it to death.

Hope you manage to get yours sorted.


I'll keep adjusting it, I've wore it less than ten times and haven't played with it much. I have used the slide rule for some fuel burn analysis on a flight recently, which was cool.

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