Originally posted by gingerjedi
I came from the late 70's with my Roger Moore watch but I've been stuck here ever since. 
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Ah, you need a go back in time watch now to return you to the 70's. I think they were digital ones...
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Mybe someone with a £3000 watch could go back in time and bring you back some replacement batteries.Originally posted by gingerjediI came from the late 70's with my Roger Moore watch but I've been stuck here ever since.Comment
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If you're ever in Moscow, I know a lovely little "copy" seller in a subway under Puskinskaya.
Not bad looking Rolex, (automatic movement) for 2000 rubles, about 40 quid...
I think I'll get an Omega next."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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Originally posted by Ollie
See how working together can help to overcome issues?Comment
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But that would mean I would have to live through the 80's, I've heard the music was 5hite?? I might just stay put in this brave new world.Originally posted by Let-Me-In
Where are all the flying cars and silver clothes?Science isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave JohnsonComment
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Originally posted by gingerjedi
ESSEX! init!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SA - Is it like a dragons nostril?Comment
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Originally posted by kramer
Not an Essex fan then? I prefer Bowie...Comment
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Have a look at Citizen. They do chronograph watches using an Ecodrive movement - never need batteries. They look like proper timepieces, with some clever gadgetry. I have an E210 model that looks like a Breitling, but for far less £££s.Originally posted by XTC"My God, it's huge!!"
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My home computer has a clock.
My work computer has a clock. Even if it didn't, there are some on the walls as well.
My car has a clock.
If my TV and Sky box and various other bits of AV equipment didn't have clocks, there's one on the wall above them.
My mobile phone and PDA have clocks.
The alarm-clock next to my bed has a clock.
The oven and microwave in the kitchen have clocks.
When would I need a watch?
I gave up wearing one a couple of years ago.
I think for most people, mobiles should be the new watches. You always have them with you, and they do the jobs of telling the time and being a status symbol. (But mine lives in my car, usually switched off in a storage compartment.)Last edited by IR35 Avoider; 19 July 2007, 12:00.Comment
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I saw a nice one the other day - can't remember if it was Casio or Citizen or Seiko or something. It was titanium cased, ecodrive, and it had one of those atomic clock chips in it to set the time and date automagically. I should have bought one, but mine still works.
I was actually contemplating only wearing a watch for dress occasions and just using the clock on my mobile phone or pc screen instead...Comment
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