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Like wise Ken
I hope all is well well back home. Couldnt agree with you more Ken, you said it so eloquently that there is nothing more I can add. Juliana and I are considering a trip to Japan next April/May, so if you have time, maybe we can meet for dinner in Tokyo. Her brother is a professor in Kyoto I believe, and we are thinking of visiting him. Ill keep you posted.
Best.
Scott
An interesting article...
...on the facet of time. This piece from The Atlantic, is a very interesting read for those who are interested in not just wrist watches, but how we record, and perceive time. Hope you enjoy. www.theatlantic.com Best. Scott
Good to hear from you, Scott...
Interesting article, indeed. But as someone once told me, "needs" has nothing to do with hobbies. I don't have any concrete answer to this theory but I believe the watches as the subject of a hobby will survive just like... No one "needs" 1,000 acres of l...
Here is another interesting article...
...that we should think again about totally rely on the cell phone clock for time-telling. http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/iphone_daylight_saving_time_bug_hits_europe/ Ken
Like wise Ken
I hope all is well well back home. Couldnt agree with you more Ken, you said it so eloquently that there is nothing more I can add. Juliana and I are considering a trip to Japan next April/May, so if you have time, maybe we can meet for dinner in Tokyo. H...
Interesting reading, but
the more dependent I become on modern electronics to do my job, the more I appreciate old fashioned mechanical watches (and cars) and I suspect there are many people like me out there, longing for a break from these electronic devices which control our li...