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Dec 30, 2014, 09:14 AM
#61
I can never fathom why countdown bezels aren't more popular.
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Dec 30, 2014, 05:21 PM
#62
Member
Originally Posted by
geoffbot
An alarm is a more useful complication for these things I find.
Indeed, many of the things people say they use a chronograph for, like timing eggs or parking, would be better served with an alarm.
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Dec 31, 2014, 07:20 AM
#63
Casual iPhonographer
I use the chrono second hand as a central sweeping hand and the minute & hour registers as a second time zone..then it became too cumbersome to set every week or when the PE runs out..
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Dec 31, 2014, 07:37 AM
#64
Dinger of Hum
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Dec 31, 2014, 07:53 AM
#65
Originally Posted by
Chronopolitano
PS: I don't always like well-read, cultured, chatty women either.
Sometimes simple but pretty, well-groomed, and well-mannered is more than enough.
Sometimes just 'a woman' for me
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Dec 31, 2014, 07:53 AM
#66
Dinger of Hum
'Swaddamtawkin'BOUT, yo!
Originally Posted by
Seriously
Sometimes just a woman for me
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Jan 6, 2015, 01:29 PM
#67
Originally Posted by
RBrylawski
I guess I wasn't aware you were collecting Ebel's! You and Rick Denney should get together and compare your collections! I'm off this week too and really enjoying a break and looking forward to a nice holiday. I get a 4 lb lobster on Christmas and piece of my all time favorite chocolate cake. It doesn't get any better than that!
Late response: We do talk frequently. The Ebel Disease is not particularly virulent, but once caught it is usually fatal.
I was off for the week and spent the following week with an emergency vacation--also with a visiting family member who found himself in the hospital with serious injuries, having gone down the stairs unintentionally. Thinking about either watches or work has been awfully difficult, though I have tried to amuse myself with both while sitting in hospital rooms. He's improving rapidly now and on the mend, but when he comes back to our house, the stairs will be off-limits.
Rick "who had not followed this thread, because he uses his chronographs routinely" Denney
More than 500 characters worth of watches.
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Jan 6, 2015, 08:30 PM
#68
Originally Posted by
Rdenney
Late response: We do talk frequently. The Ebel Disease is not particularly virulent, but once caught it is usually fatal.
I was off for the week and spent the following week with an emergency vacation--also with a visiting family member who found himself in the hospital with serious injuries, having gone down the stairs unintentionally. Thinking about either watches or work has been awfully difficult, though I have tried to amuse myself with both while sitting in hospital rooms. He's improving rapidly now and on the mend, but when he comes back to our house, the stairs will be off-limits.
Rick "who had not followed this thread, because he uses his chronographs routinely" Denney
Glad to hear he's improving quickly!
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