IMHO Casio pac-man is nerdiest. Bulova could be named a 'retro'?!? I have a Armitron with leds.
I don't know. What about the Casio Cosmo Phase? Isn't a watch that tracks the appearances of Halley's Comet by definition nerdy? Also, while the Casio CA53W worn by Marty was more popular, Doc Brown wore an Armitron calculator watch. I also remember the Timex Q Digital being quite popular in the computer and math clubs in school.
Which red LED Armitron do you have? The Griffy, the Tetra, or a vintage one? I have a Tetra myself.
I don't know. What about the Casio Cosmo Phase? Isn't a watch that tracks the appearances of Halley's Comet by definition nerdy? Also, while the Casio CA53W worn by Marty was more popular, Doc Brown wore an Armitron calculator watch. I also remember the Timex Q Digital being quite popular in the computer and math clubs in school.
Which red LED Armitron do you have? The Griffy, the Tetra, or a vintage one? I have a Tetra myself.
Actually, until now, I didn't know about the 'Cosmo' (that's a nice nerdy one too). ๐
The Armitron I have is a gold Griffy (a reissue not the vintage one). Good retro vibes! ๐
Interesting... Do we need a screwdriver to open it? Or is that pin a sliding one?
Yes, the pin slides to release the spring-loaded cover! But I love the screwdriver idea. Considering that the dial isnโt particularly worth looking at, an absurd extra hurdle wouldnโt really negatively impact the watchโs functionality.
I also have a Casio CA-53W. Greate 80's/nerdiest vibe.
This is my nerdiest today.
My 'Kindle' Watchy by SQFMI is an e-paper/open source/arduino watch.
My early 80s Timex
Can't decide which of these is my nerdiest...
Can't decide which of these is my nerdiest...
IMHO Casio pac-man is nerdiest. Bulova could be named a 'retro'?!? I have a Armitron with leds.
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Can't decide which of these is my nerdiest...
That Bulova is sexy!
Can't decide which of these is my nerdiest...
I really like that bulova
IMHO Casio pac-man is nerdiest. Bulova could be named a 'retro'?!? I have a Armitron with leds.
I don't know. What about the Casio Cosmo Phase? Isn't a watch that tracks the appearances of Halley's Comet by definition nerdy? Also, while the Casio CA53W worn by Marty was more popular, Doc Brown wore an Armitron calculator watch. I also remember the Timex Q Digital being quite popular in the computer and math clubs in school.
Which red LED Armitron do you have? The Griffy, the Tetra, or a vintage one? I have a Tetra myself.
Love this! Was my first watch in 5th grade
I don't know. What about the Casio Cosmo Phase? Isn't a watch that tracks the appearances of Halley's Comet by definition nerdy? Also, while the Casio CA53W worn by Marty was more popular, Doc Brown wore an Armitron calculator watch. I also remember the Timex Q Digital being quite popular in the computer and math clubs in school.
Which red LED Armitron do you have? The Griffy, the Tetra, or a vintage one? I have a Tetra myself.
Actually, until now, I didn't know about the 'Cosmo' (that's a nice nerdy one too). ๐
The Armitron I have is a gold Griffy (a reissue not the vintage one). Good retro vibes! ๐
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โThe Machine Watchโ
Interesting... Do we need a screwdriver to open it? Or is that pin a sliding one?
Interesting... Do we need a screwdriver to open it? Or is that pin a sliding one?
Yes, the pin slides to release the spring-loaded cover! But I love the screwdriver idea. Considering that the dial isnโt particularly worth looking at, an absurd extra hurdle wouldnโt really negatively impact the watchโs functionality.
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