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Old 03-12-2017, 09:07 AM   #257
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Originally Posted by jswinden View Post
That is really cool! Well it would have been when I could have actually seen the dials back in the 1970s. Now a days I would have to use a powerful magnifying glass to read the dials!
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It was a dream gadget of most of us boys during 70's. But it remained a costly affair to own one those days. Now I would definitely need a microscope if I want to play with it.
I should dig it out and see how well it keeps time these days, though I'll need a quick refresher on how to use the C and D scales. It's been decades since I've played with a slide rule.

I bought mine for a real cheap price when I was stationed in Korea. I've always loved tech and had to have this. When calculator watches became an affordable reality, I retired my trusty Seiko.

My taste in watches is analog, though I prefer wearing a Casio G-Shock when doing the outdoors bit.
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