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OT any watch recommendations?
Ignoramus21707 wrote:
I bought a CASIO watch a couple of years ago, that had a solar powered battery and a radio synchronization with atomic clock. It was actually very nice, but now the battery loses its charge too fast. It is basically unusable. That's so sad, as I was hoping that I bought a watch to last me many years. Anyway, I am looking for a new watch, my main concern is durability and ability to maintain accurate time by this atomic clock feature. I loved it. I do not want to pay money for prestige or looks, only for function. Any suggestions? thanks i My son gave me a Citizen Eco-Drive a couple of Christmases ago. He has one too, a couple of years older than mine. Both seem to be holding up well. Mine is much more watch than I would have bought, but I wouldn't go back to a lesser watch now. It is light, extremely thin, never needs a battery, has no scratches on the crystal (even though I wear it while working) and gains about five seconds per month. No radio synchronization, but I don't mind resetting it once a month. Dale Scroggins |
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