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Why do watches stop working?
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Margaret says:
Why do all types of watches stop working when I wear them?
Any ideas?
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Sweat, shock, water immersion, battery corrosion, failure to wind.... A friend of mine got so drunk that he fell into a motionless coma and his self-winding watch ran down.
All things must pass, but my reasonable (£100) solar watch (Citizen Ecodrive Aviator- other brands are available!) has gained about 1 second per year for the last 10 years. Try one!
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