Amusing failure in Omega analogue watch
rebel wrote:
On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:51:34 +1000, Don McKenzie wrote:
geoff wrote:
Have you thought of maybe changing the battery ?
geoff
My Omega costs $35 a battery change.
They give you a 2 year warranty, and they always run out in 26
months.
Have seriously though of getting a $19.95 throw away watch, and
flogging my engraved gold retirement Omega.
I have an Omega *real* analog auto-wind (no battery) from the early
sixties that still runs like a swiss clock (cough!).
I have a real Omega analogue mechanical watch that I need to wind every day
by hand. But I use my electronic one because it runs just fine for over 2
years at a time without needing to wind anything.
geoff
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