I have a Timex Expedition.It is still ticking after 5 years and no change of battery.I have had good watches but I am hard on them.
Regarding being able to do without a timepiece, I would find that tough and disorienting. I once spent 23 hours under arrest ( wrongfully) and I found that not knowing what the hour was ,let alone the exact time, to be most disconcerting.
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Covid 19: After that level of weirdness ,any situation is certainly possible.
jansman wrote:I have a Timex Expedition.It is still ticking after 5 years and no change of battery.I have had good watches but I am hard on them.
Regarding being able to do without a timepiece, I would find that tough and disorienting. I once spent 23 hours under arrest ( wrongfully) and I found that not knowing what the hour was ,let alone the exact time, to be most disconcerting.
I had one of them, it worked for ages and then died on me, the case metal had started to break down and the inside was shot, but for its price I couldn't complain, ref being arrested, I also have experienced this and I was trained to deal with this using astral meditation whilst sat in the lotus position, next thing I know plods taping me.... I think they left me to cook for 30mins but it seemed like 2 mins..... then it was name rank and number... yeh I was innocent as well,
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