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General discussion (archive)New watch and your watch(64 posts)(64 posts)
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Posted June 04, 2012
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ne_zavarj: I don't have and don't need any watch .
Whoa we got a badass here
Posted June 04, 2012
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Ballistic_Peanut: I don't have and don't need any watch .
I wrote the truth . :(
Posted June 04, 2012
I used to wear Atlantic watches, had a few of them. Nowdays i stick to the cellphone/"mp3" player.
Posted June 04, 2012
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hedwards: Buy a Timex, those things will outlast you pretty much every time. I've lost a few of them, but never had to give one up because it stopped working.

Hell, my first Timex literally broke my arm without becoming damaged.
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Gowor: I currently have a Timex which survived getting partially pulled into a 3T MRI scanner, which is a pretty hard experience for a watch. I had to reset the indicators (they were all pointing towards the magnet), but other than that - no problems.

I was lucky I pulled it out before it went too far into the magnetic field - I'm not sure if the bracelet would break before my hand would :-)
Kind of reminds me of college. I forget what piece of equipment it was where you'd have to remove all your metallic objects before entering the room. That thing was a monster though. Also had an electron microscope. Good times.
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