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On Fri, 07 Nov 2008 23:39:04 -0700, Bill  wrote:

> I once had a self-winding mechanical watch, but feared it would fail me
> if I
> ever reached the Doldrums. 

Seriously, I had a self winding Seiko I bought at the PX in 1965.  The
manufacturer was so sure it would always work it didn't even have a backup
winding stem.  It stopped weekly, on my wrist, so I eventually gave it to
my father when I bought an Accutron.

For him, it worked well enough for the next twenty years that he only
reset it on the shift from daylight savings to standard time.

I played with adjusting the Accurton for a few years; and eventually
bought a cheap, more accurate Cassio.  Unfortunately, that one is now
losing roughly five seconds per day . . . so I'm looking for another
plastic cased, "Alarm Chrono / 50 M Water Resist" of the same brand.
Maybe when the current Lithium battery dies, I'll buy the model Peter has.

--
Richard . . .

Using Opera 9.2.4 after the "Dog" died

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