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Val wrote:Solar watches need battery changes too, just at longer intervals.
cacasplat3 wrote:Val wrote:Solar watches need battery changes too, just at longer intervals.
yea i know....but with that happening maybe once in 10 years, i'm fine with that....as opposed to a g-shock i have for 7 years that has been opened 3 times already for the batteries to be changed, and each time the cost keeps going up.....first it was $50, then $70, and about a year ago, it went to $100
Val wrote:Eco-drives need to be exposed to sunlight regularly, i.e. the batteries should stay around mid to high charge at all times. I've found that my eco-drive capacitors tend to have a battery memory, although they should not. So if I don't wear them in around 2 weeks or so, I put it out in the sun to fully charge to keep it topped up.
The eco-drive capacitor should last about 20 years once charged regularly.
kurpal_v2 wrote:Val wrote:Eco-drives need to be exposed to sunlight regularly, i.e. the batteries should stay around mid to high charge at all times. I've found that my eco-drive capacitors tend to have a battery memory, although they should not. So if I don't wear them in around 2 weeks or so, I put it out in the sun to fully charge to keep it topped up.
The eco-drive capacitor should last about 20 years once charged regularly.
X2, I mistakenly let mine sit in the cupboard too long and had to "retrain" the battery. Works well now, went from 6hrs of charge to over a few days of charge.
kstt wrote:where can I find a wide assortment of watches to choose from?
Looking for an analog everyday dress watch for my dad
casper wrote:watch enthusiasts....any of u guys know of or owns a citizen eco drive "black out" watch???
is it a good buy? its going for alot of $$$ but i dont mind shelling out some cash if it's a gem
P.S - dont really like citizen watches but this one i would make an exception for...its really a beautiful watch
and another thing....are rectangular face shaped watches less accurate than regular circle faced watches becuase of the shape of the face itself???
kurpal_v2 wrote:casper wrote:watch enthusiasts....any of u guys know of or owns a citizen eco drive "black out" watch???
is it a good buy? its going for alot of $$$ but i dont mind shelling out some cash if it's a gem
P.S - dont really like citizen watches but this one i would make an exception for...its really a beautiful watch
and another thing....are rectangular face shaped watches less accurate than regular circle faced watches becuase of the shape of the face itself???
You talking about the stiletto? It's on my want list I'd tell you that, only concern is it might be a pain trying to see the time in the dark with the all black design.
I'm getting that and a satellite wave hopefully.
kstt wrote:where can I find a wide assortment of watches to choose from?
Looking for an analog everyday dress watch for my dad
Conrad wrote:Aint a watch keeper's wet dream but it's Simple and Nostalgic (in the very slightest sense). Thanks.
MG Man wrote:had this since 2001
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