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Gary,
I have three Seco watches. I got the first of them in 1984, and the catch
is still working properly. The catch on the second watch has never worked
properly, but the one on the third one works as it should. The only reason
I ever bought another one was that my first one was looking quite worn and
tarnished from over twenty years of constant wearing.
Steve
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From: "Gary Lee" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 15:19
Subject: ot -- braille watches
>I need some recommendations.
>
> I have several watches, all of which are now suffering from the same =
> problem. They won't stay closed. The catches appear to be a roleer on =
> the crystal which kicks over a bump on the case. It appears that these =
> bumps wear off.
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> Does anyone have a recommendation for a braille watch with a more rugged =
> catch system? At this point, price isn't nearly the object it used to =
> be.
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> Please, no talking watches. I don't like drawing attention to the fact =
> that I am checking time.
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> Thanks for any assistance.
>
> Gary Lee
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