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The colour coding on the time-zone ring is the fastest check. This watch shows 35 zones, not 24, and the odd ones are printed in blue and red for a reason.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Time-zone ring colour coding | 24 full-hour zones in black IATA codes, eight half-hour zones in blue, three three-quarter-hour zones in red. Kathmandu and the Chatham Islands are genuinely selectable | A ring printed in a single colour, or one carrying only 24 cities |
| dial | Two independent time displays | Home time on the subdial at 12 with its own day/night, local time on the central hands with day/night at 9. Both should be settable without stopping the movement | A second time display that only moves with the main hands |
| dial | Panorama Date | Two digits level on a single plane with no dividing bar, the Glashütte Original signature | A visible divider or a step between the digits |
| movement | Calibre 89-02 through the sapphire back | Automatic with an off-centre rotor, 63 jewels, 72 hours, three-quarter plate with stripe finish | A centrally mounted full rotor, which is not how this calibre is built |
| case | Case dimensions | 44mm across and 14mm high, water resistant to 50m | A significantly smaller case; the Cosmopolite needs the diameter for the zone ring |
