cazalea[Seiko Moderator]
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I'd say one or two of each is the best course
May 04, 2016,14:19 PM
My friends Gary and Jim have between them owned about 12 wooden boats. They have electronic navigation and they have charts; they have quartz clocks and mechanical with bells.
Quartz below left replaced for epic 1500-mile cruise
so we had bells in the night time
And there's a clock above the windshield and one in the PC (which took a dive down the stairs in a storm moment)
Redundancy is your friend on the water, I think.
So buy more clocks!
Cazalea
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PAM585
By: Arie - Mr Orange : May 4th, 2016-12:40
Love the nautical set of instruments Panerai made. PAM 582, 583, 584 and this one. Wish I had the funds to install them in my little boat... But what I do not understand at all: why in gods name is the PAM585 a Quartz?!? Every sailor knows that all true s...
I'd say one or two of each is the best course
By: cazalea : May 4th, 2016-14:19
My friends Gary and Jim have between them owned about 12 wooden boats. They have electronic navigation and they have charts; they have quartz clocks and mechanical with bells. Quartz below left replaced for epic 1500-mile cruise so we had bells in the nig...
Nice pics
By: Arie - Mr Orange : May 4th, 2016-17:13
Nowadays I navigate with an old iPad and on it an app called navionics which is surprisingly accurate. So accurate I even trust it. Having said that; I never leave port without old fashioned (paper) maps.