WRUW today!
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mitsudriver
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Nice Mudman pic 
I'm going with this preloved DW9000 I picked up while in vacation last week.
I'm going with this preloved DW9000 I picked up while in vacation last week.
macspite
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There was one of those on eBay I took a fancy to but it made more than I wanted to pay. Still looking ...
For today I am giving my GW-3000B-1AER an airing, going to a club committee meeting tonight so want to show off. This one sort of re-started my G-Shock obsession, bought at a good discount, after much internet and soul searching, from TikTox - great service and a keen price
For today I am giving my GW-3000B-1AER an airing, going to a club committee meeting tonight so want to show off. This one sort of re-started my G-Shock obsession, bought at a good discount, after much internet and soul searching, from TikTox - great service and a keen price
macspite
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Another candidate for my daily driver is this pre-owned G-1800D now with two links taken out to fit my wrist properly.
I don't often need to know the exact time - five to two or half-oneish is normally accurate enough and the advantage of having hands is that I can glance at the watch and seethe time rather than work out that 1:38:45 means two o'clock less just over 21 minutes or twenty to two. Same with analogue and digital dash displays - a glance at the instruments to see all needles at expected positions can be done in less than a second and speedo needle in peripheral vision means 30, 60 and 70mph limits can easily be maintained. I find it more difficult to do that with digital displays. Is this a generational thing?
I don't often need to know the exact time - five to two or half-oneish is normally accurate enough and the advantage of having hands is that I can glance at the watch and seethe time rather than work out that 1:38:45 means two o'clock less just over 21 minutes or twenty to two. Same with analogue and digital dash displays - a glance at the instruments to see all needles at expected positions can be done in less than a second and speedo needle in peripheral vision means 30, 60 and 70mph limits can easily be maintained. I find it more difficult to do that with digital displays. Is this a generational thing?
rutteger
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Interesting point. Not something I'd ever given masses of thought. Wear both analogue and digital watches quite regularly and find both easy enough to read.
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