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Old 08-13-2008, 03:56 AM #1
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Batteries in watches...Bah! Doesn't anyone make an old-time watch anymore that you had to wind up? I used to have a pretty cool pocket watch that only needed winding. It kept good time, too. Until I dunked it into the Mississippi River once. I even recall old Timex watches that needed winding. But now I'm dating myself.
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They make solar-powered watches also, that don't need batteries, but for too much $$$$$ for my budget. I wouldn't dare wear one.
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