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Pvt-Public
·If stop watches are included, I don't think I've even wound the one I have since 1975.
Do you use your chrono?!
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Pastorbottle
·I used to use them a bit…timing jobs, timing sequences of machines, lap times etc. but I find it easier to use a cheap digital stopwatch these days…..easier to read with my buggered old eyes and no fumbling about with small pusher buttons.
And of course the other great advantage is that they’re cheap n cheerful, so if they shit themselves I just turf it and get another.
And of course the other great advantage is that they’re cheap n cheerful, so if they shit themselves I just turf it and get another.
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lucian23
·I think i used the cronograph only a few times in my all life but i love the look of the cronograph watches and allways i am looking to buy watches with chronograph.
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RevZMan123
·I use my chronograph every single day for timing my manual espresso machine, I like having the tactile feedback that I definitely started the timer, the timer in my coffee scales the button is capacitive, so sometimes I dont know if it actually started.
I initially started more because the speedy was new to me and it was a novel use case, but I came to really like the tactile feedback, and even days when I'm not wearing a chrono I still grab it for making mine and the wife's coffee each morning.
Have you seen the Brew watches?
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pdxleaf
··So on and so on and scoobie doobie dooTiming parking
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noless
·Have you seen the Brew watches?
Maybe I should see how much importing one would end up...
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