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brrmIf you're feeling as bored as I am, comment on this post with a photo of your wristwatch, if you have one. If you use a mobile phone, pocket watch or grandfather clock, that'll do too. Interesting facts about it optional
My watch looks like this:
I bought it at 'Watches of Switzerland' on Market St (?) in Cambridge, which I think might actually not now be a mobile phone or coffee shop. I'm fairly sure it was for my 16th birthday, which makes it, erk, 13 years old. Nearly all the glowy stuff has come off the minute hand, and it could probably do with a service. It is also clockwork but winds itself automagically. Which is handy when you're on planets that don't sell button cells.
My watch looks like this:
I bought it at 'Watches of Switzerland' on Market St (?) in Cambridge, which I think might actually not now be a mobile phone or coffee shop. I'm fairly sure it was for my 16th birthday, which makes it, erk, 13 years old. Nearly all the glowy stuff has come off the minute hand, and it could probably do with a service. It is also clockwork but winds itself automagically. Which is handy when you're on planets that don't sell button cells.
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Date: 2008-09-01 08:57 pm (UTC)has been my watch since Christmas 2005 - it was a present from Gillian after my previous watch (an Accurist with a green face) gave up the ghost. I think it lost its water resistance at some point and didn't like Glasto. I'd had that one since about the same age as you.
I wear it everywhere - can't imagine being without it.