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**Brecht** · July 12th, 2018, 06:23 PM

I still can't part with my Casio watch, bought in 1996. In the 22 years I've owned it, only once did I have to change the battery.

Here it is:

It tells you the day, month, year, the exact time and lets you store 150 phone numbers, has a schedule, calculator, world time clock, alarm, timer and stopwatch. Why would I want to part with that? The way it still works, it might outlive my sorry ass.

I have another watch, a Diesel. It was a birthday present from my mother but it's too large for my taste. Perhaps I should try and sell it.

I don't know why I still wear a watch. Maybe because it's still more practical than pulling out the mobile phone all the time. Or maybe there's some elegance to it?

July 12th, 2018, 06:23 PM	#5
Brecht Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 10,657 Thanks: 180,485 Thanked 188,146 Times in 10,453 Posts	I still can't part with my Casio watch, bought in 1996. In the 22 years I've owned it, only once did I have to change the battery. Here it is: It tells you the day, month, year, the exact time and lets you store 150 phone numbers, has a schedule, calculator, world time clock, alarm, timer and stopwatch. Why would I want to part with that? The way it still works, it might outlive my sorry ass. I have another watch, a Diesel. It was a birthday present from my mother but it's too large for my taste. Perhaps I should try and sell it. I don't know why I still wear a watch. Maybe because it's still more practical than pulling out the mobile phone all the time. Or maybe there's some elegance to it?