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I see,
So the feature is more of a bonus visually than a practical one compared to, let's say, dual time zone function. If I am not mistaken the alarm will still be set off when you happen to be close to the hour hand.
Cheers,
Rick
This message has been edited by sw-rick on 2009-12-08 05:59:21
Memovox World Time Thingy
Greetings all. Long time. Was wondering. Can someone explain how the old Memovox World Time watch functioned. I mean in respect of alarm control and setting and how one uses the inner dial for world time functions. TIA, Velociphile
I have found out....
The "Worldtime" feature is an alternative use of the central disk of the dial. The alarm disk carrries the major cities, with (in the case of the official photo) Paris corresponding to the triangle on the disk. You align the triangle with the hour hand, a...
I see,
So the feature is more of a bonus visually than a practical one compared to, let's say, dual time zone function. If I am not mistaken the alarm will still be set off when you happen to be close to the hour hand. Cheers, Rick This message has been edited b...
Looking Forward...
To the Memovox International 2010. I wonder if the Extreme World Alarm has a shelf life then? I mention this only because it doesn't seem to get enough attention in the forums. I really like it. I like it a lot more than the Extreme World Chrono. I just w...
The Memo WT and the EWA are not playing on the same background.
They can have a separate life, without problem for each of them. The Memo WT will be an elegant, dressy watch, while the EWA is obviously sportier. The size is not the same, also, with 40 mm for the Memo WT versus 46, 3 mm for the EWA. And, more important...
At first, I wondered the same thing.
Then I found some pictures on the web of the Memo Int'l and could see it is a more dressy watch, and nothing like the EWA, which is really a rugged sports watch. You are right, of course, we do not speak very often of the EWA on this forum. I wonder how s...