Electronic devices and magnetized watches...

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M'Bob

·Aug 2, 2020

Just curious: for those of you who believe your watch got magnetized by either an IPhone, IPad or laptop: do you believe it was caused by putting your watch near, or using the device...or by actually putting the watch right on the device?

 

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Dan S

·Aug 2, 2020

I don't believe that iPhones magnetize watches. But I do believe in alien DNA, demon sperm, and hydroxychloroquine.

 

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M'Bob

·Aug 3, 2020

Dan S

But I do believe in alien DNA, demon sperm, and hydroxychloroquine

Yikes! First-hand experience?

 

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RadiumWatches

·Aug 3, 2020

I have a Gauss meter and my Android phone definitely changes the reading. Not as much as a desk speaker, but still enough that I won't leave my watch next to it for long periods.

 

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Dan S

·Aug 3, 2020

M'Bob

Yikes! First-hand experience?

No, it's just in the news a lot lately.

 

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Bugbait

·Aug 3, 2020

RadiumWatches

I have a Gauss meter and my Android phone definitely changes the reading. Not as much as a desk speaker, but still enough that I won't leave my watch next to it for long periods.

Just get a METAS certified movement and leave it anywhere you want 😀