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Geek Culture / Chronograph Watches

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Foxy
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Location: The Dale, South Australia
Posted: 3rd Feb 2005 16:27
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Hey, I bought a new watch recently and can't figure out what the rotating bezel is for. If anyone knows what they are for and how to use them I'd be grateful to know.

Cheers.

If I were you and you were me, then you'd be yourself 'cos you are me and I am you.
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BatVink
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Location: Gods own County, UK
Posted: 3rd Feb 2005 17:38
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Depends on the type of watch. Usually, it's a simple countdown function. For example, if you want to measure 15 minutes, you move the "15" position to the current time. When the minute hand reaches the zero mark...ta daa!

Technology in the extreme.

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