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Originally Posted by pdurrant
My watch of choice at the moment is the Casio Waveceptor
Under £30 for a watch that's never more than a second off the actual time, as it resets from a standard radio signal every night. |
I've been wearing a
Junghans Mega Solar Ceramic for the last 15 years. Not a scratch on it (ceramic body and band, and the cover 'glass' is sapphire) and no messing with batteries (the watch face is a solar cell that charges a supercapacitor) and, like the Waveceptor, it syncs with DCF77 every night.
Great watch, but the steel folding clasp is a bit of a weak spot; I just had it replaced for the second time.
Somewhat more expensive than 30 quid, though
