Nope, it will be a fad, it will catch on everything, it will be one big pain in the...finger.

I much prefer my Citizen eco drive, run by the sun, analog, once an night it sends a radio signal to one of four towers on the planet and ensures that the time is correct, it automatically does time zones, time zone changes, has a tachymeter, stop watch, displays 24 hr clock and 12 hr clock, day of the week and day of the week.  And, runs for 10 years before you need to replace the small button rechargable battery.

And its a beautfiful thing.

Edited March 23, 20251 yr by 1st fltsimguy

I'll stick with the old, trusty Casio World Time watch I've had for a while now...

The day I retired I took off my wristwatch.  That was over 30 years ago and I haven't yet put it back on.  I can't say I miss it.

Noel

20 hours ago, 1st fltsimguy said:

Nope, it will be a fad, it will catch on everything, it will be one big pain in the...finger.

I much prefer my Citizen eco drive, run by the sun, analog, once an night it sends a radio signal to one of four towers on the planet and ensures that the time is correct, it automatically does time zones, time zone changes, has a tachymeter, stop watch, displays 24 hr clock and 12 hr clock, day of the week and day of the week.  And, runs for 10 years before you need to replace the small button rechargable battery.

And its a beautfiful thing.

15 years on my original battery and still going.

Boy, that fellow really needs to visit a dermatologist! I haven't worn a watch in decades. My inexpensive Timex watch sits atop my HF Ham radio so I can glance at it to check the time...