Believe it or not, the Casio actually cost me about the same (atomic radio control) as the Seiko and Luminox combined. The Luminox looks cheaper in person but I snagged it new for $165. The spare Apple Watch watch is just my old one that my wife won’t take until her Series 0 Apple Watch is dead. Mine is possibly an S0 as well, but it’s an AppleCare+ replacement that I got in 2017 after my original launch day 2015 watch was destroyed in a mountain bike accident. That was a good way to get 4+ years out of my original - broke it and got a replacement that’s lasted over 2yrs (did some damage to myself and the bike too). I did upgrade to a Series 2 with GPS while my S0 was being replaced, so that I would not break my move record streak (then gave it to my son), and my daughter has my old S3 LTE as soon as I bought the Series 5 LTE in DLC Titanium.
I said “brought” not “bought”. I haven’t left the USA yet, and my watches will all stay on the ship except what’s on my wrists when I go ashore. If needed, I can go into photos, PayPal, and Amazon to show receipts for all of them. Plus I have the photos from today in Orlando showing the time and date proving that I had these 2 days before we sail.
It’s really a great watch isn’t it. I’ve had mine a couple of months now and I hardly wear any of my other watches!
It has been a while, but have you bought something because you absolutely needed to know more about it? I have not yet taken the back off to have a decent look, but both balances work, but they can actually run somewhat independently - at least one can start and do a few ticks before the other one thinks about starting - and then it takes a few seconds for them to synchronise ticking ...
Getting ready for Church and doing a bit of studying...23j Elgin Veritas 376 railroad machine [circa 1915] will be the watch for today...
Sunday Funday , well putting a brave face on it today. Shopping with Mrs CPR at Rugby retail park . Not to worry too much it passes the time until the football later .