If you don’t really look, it’s a conservative, 42mm watch based on the workhorse automatic movement of Europe, the ETA 2824. But it has only one hand. No minutes, seconds, or day, just an hour hand. Look a little closer, and you’ll note that there are too many hash marks between the hours. The markings are five minute increments between the hours. Wait, what?
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John Biggs
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December 6, 2008
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Just imagine trying to figure out the time while intoxicated with this thing.
$700-$800!? I actually like this watch because it looks like it’s pretty slim, but there’s no way I could cough up $700 for it.