[time-nuts] Need a Watch Recommendation

[w4wj at aol.com]

Hi Bill...
 
My Rolex GMT Master was stolen back in '75,
so no luck on that.  Rolex is a bit pricey for
my needs.
 
My Seiko CQ001M, one of the first Seiko Digitals,
was amazing.  Over the time I had it, it varied less
than plus/minus 1 second against WWV.  I carried
a Radio Shack Time Kube with me, when I was
challeneged, as to the accuracy of that watch!  
It died many years later, and the replacement 
innards were totally "loose!"
 
Yes, I think that Time Kube qualifies me as a
"Old School Time Nut!  ;-)
 
TNX Bill.
 
73
Don
W4WJ
 
In a message dated 3/5/2018 1:31:04 AM Central Standard Time, wbeam at gci.net writes:

 
 My 37 year old Rolex day-date gains less than 2 sec/day compared to GPS clock.
Rolex standard is +6/-2 sec/day.

Regards, NL7F

On Mon, 5 Mar 2018 01:38:06 -0500, Don Murray via time-nuts wrote:

>Hello Time Nuts...


>-�
>After 6 years of no troubles, in sync with WWV any
>hour of the day, flawless transfer between
>standard and daylight time my Stauer Titanium
>Atomic wristwatch bite the dust a year ago.
>-�
>Since then, Stauer has sent me three replacements,
>each with some type of problem. -�
>-�
>So it looks as if I am in need of a new wristwatch,
>which will give me some kind of time accuracy.
>-�
>So, Time Nuts... -�any suggestions or recommendations?
>-�
>TNX
>-�
>73
>Don
>W4WJ
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Bill Beam
NL7F



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