Horological Meandering

Anyone have pictures of watches with thermometers built in? This is pplater's nice orange-dialed thermo watch (above) and mine with similar design (below) His clearly has an extended-range thermometer, but mine has a nicer set of Arabic numerals Now you c...  

and a timely reminder - never go out for a swim and leave your watch to bake in the sun - even for a few minutes. Cheers, amerix

I don't have a picture handy, but the Marie Antoinette PW by Breguet (both the old and the new) have a bimetalic thermometer, if my memory holds a

First, the classic "mechanical" thermometer, by Ball: Then, the integrated multi-function quartz watch, although with analog hands, the Tissot T-Touch: Finally, the modular concept of a multi-functional modul on a mechanical watch: "The Rock" by Linde Wer...  

Thanks for the view. I thought there was a thermometer as one of the 4 options in my Seiko "Contra", but it wasn't so. It had a timer and trip meter plus these too. I know I have had another thermometer watch, what was it .... ? hmmm...  

No mercury, just batteries in this one....  

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I thought about getting one when they were first released, then I completely forgot about them ... maybe time to put back on the list? Cazalea

With the Satellarium: Fx...  

I dredged these up around the web. A LIP diver with thermometer on the crystal A pocket thermometer that sold at auction for around $4000 Here's a dual-time watch with smiling face thermometer (no longer filled with mercury) And a "swiss army knife" versi...  

But I wonder what all these watch thermometers are actually measuring and how long they take to equilibrate? On the wrist it must be an average of skin and air temperature? Interesting thread. Thanks. Andrew

In every one, I've seen the sensing element - whether bimetal strip, mercury column or electronic sensor - is suspended with the case, so they are actually experiencing the inner case air temperature. The temperature will be the heat in vs the heat out. S... 

... the Alpha apparently stems from one of the many Glycine copies around, but where normally two tiny movements are at 8 and 10, permitting two separate time zones to be displayed, here we find the much more interesting barometric and temperature counter...