This may be an incredibly stupid question, and if so, please forgive my ignorance on the topic.
Why does the Reverso Duo have 'Day' and 'Night' inscribed on the side featuring the jump hour? It does not feature an AM/PM indicator, only a second time zone if desired? This has bothered my to no end, and as I am considering a Duo, I'd love to know the rationale behind it.
I've gone so far as to start considering how to pull off a dial swap to get rid of it. The dream is a Duo Bleu on one side and the 1948 on the Jump Hours side. Ahh, it would be perfect and absurdly expensive...
Why does the Reverso Duo have 'Day' and 'Night' inscribed on the side featuring the jump hour? It does not feature an AM/PM indicator, only a second time zone if desired? This has bothered my to no end, and as I am considering a Duo, I'd love to know the rationale behind it.
I've gone so far as to start considering how to pull off a dial swap to get rid of it. The dream is a Duo Bleu on one side and the 1948 on the Jump Hours side. Ahh, it would be perfect and absurdly expensive...