This one’s got an altimeter and barometer built in.
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This one’s got an altimeter and barometer built in.
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I think my Suunto Observer has Altimeter, Barometer, Compass and Thermometer, not got that one resurrected yet.
Got this one back from Timpsons and 3 others that have “lifetime” batteries - compass, temperature and tide times - well, you never know…
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Looks like it needs a good clean, as does the G-Shock…
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Ah, g shocks, yes
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Wow, that is some dedication to the cause, Roy! Some interesting colours/variations there, too.
I have a Casio the next door neighbours bought me for my 18th birthday.
I don't know how many straps I went through in that time, a lot. When the strap went for about the 10th time I went out on my 30th birthday and bought a gold Pulsar with a metal bracelet, not worn the Casio since.
Will have to dig it out although not sure where I can get a new strap put on it now. All those 'fancy goods' shops that used to do that seem to have gone.
Sign of the times (forgive the pun). We used to have a 'cabin' in Preston's indoor market, the bloke in there could do pretty much anything to do with straps, batteries. But then the indoor market was demolished and a new one built in its place, made to look old. But all that market seems to sell now is food that no one's ever heard of.
At last! A good-looking watch that does all all you need to tell the time. It doesn't have an altimeter, barometer, hydrometer, sphygmomanometer, or any other unnecessary functions. :lol:
(However you would expect me to offer some criticism: I'm not that keen on the lightning-flash sweep second hand. :D )