he would say return it and get an apple watch instead which i would agree in this case.RTHKI wrote:
If only uzi was here to chime in on style
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its a confused watch. its supposed to be a chronograph (hence those small dials), but then also has a diving timer cos reasons?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
That watch would look at home on someone in khakis.
I still think they're a bit of an old-fashioned fashion statement, but that could just be my gripe about having too many clocks. There's also something philosophically sad about it which I can't put my finger quite squarely on. Spending so much time being surrounded by the tyrannical reminders of how so many aspects of modern life are timed and scheduled.
I feel bad for people who can't disconnect to get away from it all because it means their boss will be upset at them for turning off their phone(s) on vacation. Simpsons played on fears to promote mobile phones, and it was a mistake.
lmaounnamednewbie13 wrote:
Someday, designer watches will be made by AI and besides having dials where there shouldn't be dials, your subconscious mind will be stressed out by the fillagreed hints of dog faces you can't quite make out in your waking moments.
For the other post, I asked Craiyon to draw me a wall clock. It came out looking like a Predator time bomb:
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Nah, looks to be a straight chronograph. I think you might be confusing the date counter for a diving timer?Cybargs wrote:
its a confused watch. its supposed to be a chronograph (hence those small dials), but then also has a diving timer cos reasons?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
That watch would look at home on someone in khakis.
I still think they're a bit of an old-fashioned fashion statement, but that could just be my gripe about having too many clocks. There's also something philosophically sad about it which I can't put my finger quite squarely on. Spending so much time being surrounded by the tyrannical reminders of how so many aspects of modern life are timed and scheduled.
I feel bad for people who can't disconnect to get away from it all because it means their boss will be upset at them for turning off their phone(s) on vacation. Simpsons played on fears to promote mobile phones, and it was a mistake.
sorry i meant to say the bezel has a diving watch bezel (but doesnt appear to be rotating) and not a tachymeter like a regular chrono like a speedy or daytona. but yeh its one of those made in china off the shelf and slap our logos on it kinda watch.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Nah, looks to be a straight chronograph. I think you might be confusing the date counter for a diving timer?Cybargs wrote:
its a confused watch. its supposed to be a chronograph (hence those small dials), but then also has a diving timer cos reasons?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
That watch would look at home on someone in khakis.
I still think they're a bit of an old-fashioned fashion statement, but that could just be my gripe about having too many clocks. There's also something philosophically sad about it which I can't put my finger quite squarely on. Spending so much time being surrounded by the tyrannical reminders of how so many aspects of modern life are timed and scheduled.
I feel bad for people who can't disconnect to get away from it all because it means their boss will be upset at them for turning off their phone(s) on vacation. Simpsons played on fears to promote mobile phones, and it was a mistake.
Dive watches usually utilize a rotating bezel for timing dives, not a straight timer. But it's a $275 MK, so it's clearly more of an entry level fashion statement than a nice timepiece.
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