Shepherd
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Y'know, it's amazing what I'm capable of when I think about it:
1. Knowing where the numbers on a clock go;
2. Knowing whether it's morning or night;
3. Knowing what the current date is;
4. Knowing how to add five or six hours to the current time to get GMT;
5. Knowing I don't need to know a bunch of other crap.
It's even more amazing how hard it is to find a watch company that knows I know these things.
Folks, I'm looking for a watch that tells time with no goofy crap tacked on. I don't need a fathometer or a compass or a date dial or six different insets to tell me what the weather is like at Ayers Rock or how many tacos Mick Jagger has eaten today. My ideal watch doesn't have to withstand pressures up to 6,000 feet below sea level. It doesn't have to have a synchronous Bluetooth signal or a dedicated satellite to tell me I'm at work.
I just want a watch that tells time as simply and effectively as possible.
And I want to look reasonably stylin' while doing it.
For less than $200.
Is such a thing possible? This seems like the best possible place to find answers.
1. Knowing where the numbers on a clock go;
2. Knowing whether it's morning or night;
3. Knowing what the current date is;
4. Knowing how to add five or six hours to the current time to get GMT;
5. Knowing I don't need to know a bunch of other crap.
It's even more amazing how hard it is to find a watch company that knows I know these things.
Folks, I'm looking for a watch that tells time with no goofy crap tacked on. I don't need a fathometer or a compass or a date dial or six different insets to tell me what the weather is like at Ayers Rock or how many tacos Mick Jagger has eaten today. My ideal watch doesn't have to withstand pressures up to 6,000 feet below sea level. It doesn't have to have a synchronous Bluetooth signal or a dedicated satellite to tell me I'm at work.
I just want a watch that tells time as simply and effectively as possible.
And I want to look reasonably stylin' while doing it.
For less than $200.
Is such a thing possible? This seems like the best possible place to find answers.