World's first watch with 3 faces - Page 2

mekim · #26 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by Hallucinogen

I believe its 12:07 :p

I wanna see the look on someone's face when they ask you for time and you show them the watch:P...

11:43. you're wrong.

Kenny · #27 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by mekim

11:43. you're wrong.

Yah i got 11:43 as well... I want that watch haha.

Kenny · #28 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by Hallucinogen

I believe its 12:07 :p

I wanna see the look on someone's face when they ask you for time and you show them the watch:P...

You counted the 9 min ones as 9 mins each.. I did that at first too then realized that is way to complicated and they are numbered 1-9 for a reason.

Hallucinogen · #29 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by Kenny

You counted the 9 min ones as 9 mins each.. I did that at first too then realized that is way to complicated and they are numbered 1-9 for a reason.

BAh, it's not complicated enough for me then:(

**MC Hammered** · #30 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by mekim

so if you hadn't been looking @ analog watches since you were a kid you'd be able to figure out how that uber-expensive, uber-ugly watch works straight off?

If you don't know how to tell time because you were to lazy to learn or grew up with a digital watch to help handicap you, then you don't have to take your frustration out on me sir.

Hallucinogen · #31 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

Analogue watches are old news, though the ones with no numbers, second arrows or markings of any kind could be fun to look at, trying to guess what time it is;)

mekim · #32 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by MC Hammered

If you don't know how to tell time because you were to lazy to learn or grew up with a digital watch to help handicap you, then you don't have to take your frustration out on me sir.

hey, you're the one who said a watch where you had to figure out how to tell the time isn't much use. the only reason we can all read analog watches so quickly is we've learned how to do it over the years (yes, i can read them fine). that radioactive watch would take a week for a monkey to be able to read quickly.

side note: i can't wear watches cuz they die within a month. every single one i've owned, expensive or cheap, the batteries die. even my cell's lose their charge quickly.

(edit: yes i could buy a wind-up watch or one of the kinetic watches but i'm over watches after going through a ton when i was younger)

ps: that 3 faced watch is still ugly.

*SunShyne* · #33 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

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Originally Posted by Hallucinogen

I believe its 12:07 :p

Figuring out what time it is shouldn't have to be a guessing game!!!!

11:43...8:29...4:20... big deal

SEAN! · #34 (**permalink**) Oct 31, 06

they actually had a feature on that thing in the economist's technology section a few months ago. crazy swiss and the rich people who buy their watches.

Kenny · #35 (**permalink**) Nov 01, 06

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Originally Posted by *SunShyne*

Figuring out what time it is shouldn't have to be a guessing game!!!!

11:43...8:29...4:20... big deal

Considering we all just did it for the first time, sure why not. If you wear it on your wrist im pretty sure you would become used to it.

*SunShyne* · #36 (**permalink**) Nov 01, 06

What I like about watches, is looking at them, regardless of the angle you are looking at it, and you are able to figure out the time. A watch shouldn't take "getting used to"