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Not a lot of people probably know this but the GMT has a compass complication as well.
Check the last part of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jTaFmy38xM
HOW TO USE YOUR ROLEX GMT MASTER II AS A COMPASS.
https://www.miltonsdiamonds.com/news...-as-a-compass/
"A compass bearing can also be taken using the red 24 hour hand (the 24 hour hand must be set to LOCAL time, not GMT). When the watch is laid flat with the 24 hour hand pointed in the direction of the sun, the 12:00 marker on the dial will point to the north in the northern hemisphere and to the south in the southern hemisphere."
You can use it to get home after happy hour.
This is a handy feature of any watch, aided some by the watch having a 24 hour bezel whether fixed or rotating. But you don't need to change the setting of the GMT hand. As long as the bezel 24 marker is at 12 o'clock, just aim your bezel marker coinciding with local time (16 for 4pm for example) at the sun. 12 on the dial or 24 on the bezel points to N in northern hemisphere, etc.