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>cluttered gimmicks
it's 10:08:39, anon
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>>109456380
>10:08:39
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>>109456329
Too many complications (that’s a technical term)
Find the manual and read it
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https://www.citizenwatch-global.com/support/exterior/calculation.html
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>>109456578
I learnt what the big hand and little hand positions meant at age 3.
its time you took that lesson
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>>109457103
You couldn't even count to ten, 8 years ago.
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>>109456329
It's a slide rule calculator
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>>109456329
The sad part about flight watches is almost no pilot who can still operate a plane bc he is not old as dirt knows how to use a pilot watch. No one even teaches it anymore.
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The outside 2 dials are slide rules which can be used for quick analog calculations. The top row from left to right is: a battery gauge which doubles as a radio time signal indicator, a 24h UTC clock, a second timezone clock for people who regularly go between timezones. The left LCD displays the main clock's timezone. The right LCD displays the secondary timezone and the time there. The bottom dial shows what setting/mode the watch currently is in. Did I miss something?



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