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Julie
My husband is really the one into watches - it was either "get divorced or get onboard". I thought onboard would be the cheaper option, but now I'm not so sure...
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Wind it up and carry on!
(Sorry)
Wind it up and carry on!
(Sorry)
Haha, I know - should have done a poll... 1) change your watch (that's why you have more than one) 2) wear it anyway or 3) throw it away and only buy mechanical!!
I’d either change the battery or pick a different watch to wear. I am not going to knowingly wear a watch that isn’t running and set to the correct time.
My Mrs often wears her Cartier without bothering to set the time.
That really really bugs me 🤣
My Mrs often wears her Cartier without bothering to set the time.
That really really bugs me 🤣
Mine too - except in her case it’s a Seiko!
Very annoying.
I does happen when you don't wear the watch very often or don't pay attention to to the second's hand skipping seconds.
I usually switch to another watch and replace the battery in the evening.
Mine too - except in her case it’s a Seiko!
Very annoying.
Strange things women 🤔🤣👍🏻
Don’t worry - it’ll be the right time twice a day 👍
Only one option... burn the clothes 🔥 🔥 🔥
My wife rarely wears a watch although I gave her several over the years as anniversary gifts).
Last time she wore a watch (a 25-year old Baume & Mercier Hampton x Tiffany), I looked at it while we were having dinner and it was upside down. When I pointed it out, she said “I can’t see it”. Her nextt anniversary gift… a new pair of glasses. 🙄
I guess you have to change your outfit🤓
Stick a new battery in it
Just march on, and when someone notify you, "thanks for letting me know, I check my time on my mobile"?
Or don't wear it, a lot of people don't wear watches nowadays, unless you have a wrist watch tanline, wear long sleeve in that case.