timex. takes a lickin, keeps on tickin.
I saw one ov tv that was on a boat propeller


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"Tammy Bush" Tammy wrote in message
timex. takes a lickin, keeps on tickin.
I saw one ov tv that was on a boat propeller

I don't know who makes Timex now, but I agree with Tammy in principle. I
still wear a Timex that cost me $12 in 1981. Used to check it regularly
against WWV when I was still flying, and it never drifted more than about 2
sec per month.

JG

"John Gaquin" wrote in message ...
"Tammy Bush" Tammy wrote in message
timex. takes a lickin, keeps on tickin.
I saw one ov tv that was on a boat propeller

I don't know who makes Timex now, but I agree with Tammy in principle. I
still wear a Timex that cost me $12 in 1981. Used to check it regularly
against WWV when I was still flying, and it never drifted more than about 2
sec per month.

JG

I've got the electronic Indiglo from Timex. It's a great watch. I got
p.v.c. cement on the crystal, and am going to buy another just like
it.