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A Community Devoted to the Preservation and Practice of Celestial Navigation and Other Methods of Traditional Wayfinding
From: Brad Morris
Date: 2013 Aug 13, 13:25 -0400
For Gary
Here's two online listings for a sidereal watch.
A 'modern production' item
http://www.google.com/shopping/product/7522065263734186642?hl=en&q=sidereal+watch&oq=sidereal+watch&rlz=1Y1UXZM_enUS546US546&sa=X&ei=gmoKUsLaHKrlyQHrrYDgDA&ved=0CEcQwBMwAg
As long term NavListers may recall, my vote for the ideal watch is one which has the rattrapante feature. If you care to look it up you will find it has a broad class of features associated with celestial navigation
Brad
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Paul:
What's ""cool"" to one person might be dull as dirt to another.
Otherwise, I've found the following. Casio's G-Shock digital watch, includes a stop watch function, Greenwich time and some other functions I have not delved into, serves quite well, and maintains accurate time. Checked against NIST/Naval Observatory Time, the Casio seems dead on.
I don't know what the price is these days, but when I purchased mind at Amazon, no business connection with either Casio or Amazon, it went for around $50, this was several years ago.
Alan
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