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If I'm wearing a GMT that, like the Serica 8315, uses an independently adjustable 24-hour hand, then there is a***d chance that I have link the GMT hand set link to UTC+0 and the main time display set to my home time. link In order to change that (and ensure some level of accuracy), I would need to stop the movement, update the local time, possibly the date, and then adust the GMT hand to coordinate either to my home time or to UTC time.