[Okapi001]

Day wheels are usually bi-lingual. In most cases, one language is English, and the other one is one of the "bigger" ones, like French, German, Chinese or Japan. Less frequently we see Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, perhaps Swedish...

So, does anyone has a watch with some other language on the day wheel? Let me start with my Darwil, which has and Italian and Slovenian combination. There are only two million native speakers of Slovenian language, so perhaps the smallest language with its own day wheel. ;-)

PON is for ponedeljek, which is Monday. And yes, it is Slovenian language, not the similar Croatian or Serbian, because for Tuesday it's TOR - torek. In other ex-Yugoslavia languages, Tuesday is utorak (UTO).

 

[Pilotguy89]

That’s so cool!!! I don’t have any watches with weird day wheels or small languages unfortunately but I love yours!

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[Pallet Spoon]

While I never use them I think second language day wheels are cool indeed. I have seen Arabic I think.

 

[VincentG]

After years and years of collecting Seiko I only had ever had English/Spanish, English/Roman and English/Arabic, I bought this watch last Oct and it is my 1st Kanji day wheel

 

[Courtney Pike]

I've always wanted a German watch with Die on Tuesday.

A challenge that must be met head on.