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Anyone got one , do you use it ?

I got about 8 in a glass bowl. I ate one yesterday. They supposed to keep doctors at bay.

Who could be arsed to charge up a watch all the time?

West Side Story wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 11:51 am I got about 8 in a glass bowl. I ate one yesterday. They supposed to keep doctors at bay.

They do if you throw them at the Dr

Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 11:58 am Who could be arsed to charge up a watch all the time?

People who can afford them ?

I bought my daughter one and she hardly wears it, she has a little collection going on and would rather wear others than the I watch, which surprised me as she's glued to her phone most of the time!

Ive got a watch i bought from a ' looky looky ' man on holiday in Spain about 15 years ago , cost me about a fiver and its still going strong , 3 quid for a battery now and again is all i need

BIGRON wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 10:28 pm Ive got a watch i bought from a ' looky looky ' man on holiday in Spain about 15 years ago , cost me about a fiver and its still going strong , 3 quid for a battery now and again is all i need

A fiver, that's an expensive watch of those sort.
Having said that, my Bangkok Rolex cost the same, has kept going for 10-12 years and mine is self-winding, doesn't need batteries and keeps very good time.

gotta be a wind up

I remember going to buy a watch
The lady said analogue
I said no just a watch

I’ve got mine on now. Thought of it as a gadget when I first got it but now can’t live with out it. It’s mostly a health monitor where I close the ‘rings’ whilst doing exercise. It tells me off when I don’t stand up every hour and even gives me a thumbs up when I wash my hands for twenty seconds. I’ve also got email, podcasts and music on there.

It also tells the time.

Shame it can’t tell if you have Covid, EFL could give one to the players.