Posted by Janicholson on July 06, 2020 at 04:49:43 from (24.240.46.228):
In Reply to: wrist watch. posted by rustred on July 05, 2020 at 20:04:01:
My Father in law purchased a Rolex at a PX. I have that, but have never wound it. I started with Timex, but welding and magnets seem to be their demise. I owned an Accutron tuning fork watch that didn't like humidity, and rusted internally and became worthless rather than $400. I went through several $45 digital, and analog watches until the one on my wrist right now. It is an Armitron Iron Man. I have worn it for 28 years. It has had the silver paint worn off of the body for 15 of those, and rounded on all corners. Neither it nor the band conduct electricity, and the dang thing is still waterproof at 2 or three feet depth. The last battery in it lasted 17 years! I would buy another, but no need, and the model is (like most things we find that we use for years) no longer made. Jim
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