Save your Watch Battery
Do you have many watches? Say…. more than 1? I myself have 8 watches. 2 of which have that kinetic thingamajig that powers the watch by my movement, so it never needs a battery change. But the other 6? I have 1 watch I wear daily, and the others vary from going out, to seasonal, to tuxedo, leather ass-less chaps, etc.
If I leave the watches running when not in use, the batteries need to be replaced annually, if not sooner. Therefore, when I take off my dress and seasonal watches, I pull the pin so the watch stops running, thus saving the battery. So that means I need to set the watch everytime I wear it. Well you know what? That’s a small chore compared to finding a watch store or a battery for replacing. I hate when I put on a watch moments before I’m eready to leave and it’s just dead. While some vintage watches will still run even when the crown is pulled out, most of my watches (maximum $400.00) dont have that issue.
Yes, batteries are cheap. It’s not the cost that bothers me, it’s the lack of a working timepiece when needed. Some people say that pulling the pin exposes the movement to dust and moisture & can cause your movement to malfunction. Well, I store my watches in a watch case that holds ten watches that I bought from sears for 20 bucks. Click here for 1 that holds 18 watches.
So? Pull out the crown when you take it off. Easy. Simple. Otod.
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And now, for your Spanish Otod Word of the Day…. “SpOtod“
{ watch = reloj }
Use it in a sentence: Abso~EverDanceWithTheDevilInThePaleMoonLight~lutely…….
I long for the days of a Pocket Watch