Well, Gary, I can't help here but your mention of talking watches reminds me 
of those times I attended conferences and at least 5 talking watches 
announced their time but not at the same time.  I now have an atomic talking 
watch and a Braille one.  The atomic resets daily from the atomic clock at 3 
a.m.  While the atomic clock is reported to be accurate to 1 second in a 
million years and the one in The UX at 1 second in 6 million years.  Who's 
going to be around to see if they are accurate in their claim?

Regards:
Bob Martin

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From: "Gary Lee" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 3:19 PM
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.
>
> 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.
>
> Please, no talking watches.  I don't like drawing attention to the fact =
> that I am checking time.
>
> Thanks for any assistance.
>
> Gary Lee
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