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Top Ten Technically Important Electronic Watches
Until the 1950s, the wristwatch world was powered by springs. It wasn't even until the 50s that automatic winding watches started to become popular, meaning that most watches were not only powered by springs but also one's ability to wind that spring manually. It was human-powered timekeeping. Winding one's watch was part of daily routine, as was adjusting it regularly to keep it accurate. But 1957 heralded change and the beginnings of a revolution that would fully materialize in the 1970s and 80s, and it all started with the futuristic-sounding, electric watch.Pre-quartz watch electric timekeeping technology was crude by today's standards, but rapid improvements helped make the battery-powered watch not only the dominate way people tell time today (don't ruin it for mechanical watch lovers by telling them), but also set the stage for wearable computers and a whole universe of watches that managed to do things no spring could ever hope to accomplish.1957:?The Electric WatchA horologica

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what percentage can i expect on a 15400 white face? NEW ONLY. thanks in advance!

The Wrist Presence is Awesome!
Having just been wearing my PAM for 3 days the wrist presence of this watch is truly spectacular. This is the largest watch I have ever worn at 44MM it just lays perfect on my wrist which is 7.5 inches. I can't imagine moving up to the 47MM that must be quite large! I don't really hang around with watch people so no one has ever heard of Panerai of course everyone knows the Rolex name but I have had quite a few compliments on this watch where no one gives my Daytona a second glance

My favorite watch of all time
I can't get my GS, Lange 1, Omega Sea Master, or Pulsar Time Computer any wrist time because of this culprit. Worn it nearly every day, just 4 months shy of 11 years. It was one of the first GMT IIC in steel. A true beast. 11 years on, it runs +1s/day, every day, no matter what. I swim with it, weight lift, jog, tennis, bike, sleep, shower, etc. There is no substitute for Rolex. It is not wrist art, but the best built time piece for every day life IMHO.