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Dec 27, 2023 12:05:53 #
Warhorse
Loc: SE Michigan
I'm getting it all sorted out and set up for my use. I'm liking it just fine, but I will still rotate it out with my other eight wristwatches from time to time, just as I always do. 
Dec 27, 2023 13:57:55 #
Warhorse wrote:
My wonderful wife gifted me with one of those &quo... (show quote)
Put it on without mastering it. That’s what I did…😀
Dec 27, 2023 14:54:37 #
cahale wrote:
If you carry a cellular phone, why do you wear a watch?
Faster to look at my wrist that get the phone out of my back pocket and return it.
Dec 27, 2023 15:08:38 #
lesmyers
Loc: old town maine
I am a retired broadcaster who hosted, among other things, a M-F sign-on drive-time morning program (weather, news, classical music). I was very aware of the time, and how much I had before joining NPR for its hourly newscasts. Often I had to back-time a recording so it would finish before the network came on. I still harbor care for what time it is, but not obsessively, and hardly ever look at my wristwatch. But, gee, there's that tiny time/date window at the bottom of my computer screen...
Dec 27, 2023 16:08:31 #
Dec 27, 2023 17:00:55 #
Warhorse
Loc: SE Michigan
rwww80a wrote:
Send it back and use a plain old ordinary watch.
But I got it figured out!
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Dec 27, 2023 20:57:07 #
Warhorse wrote:
Because I am a grown adult that does not always have a cell phone in my hand.
Dec 27, 2023 21:11:02 #
I haven't been without a wristwatch since I was in high school (I'm 76 years old). Currently I wear a Series 7 Apple Watch, which is paired with my Apple iPhone 11 Pro. Note that I use many of the watch's features, including answering my phone, measuring my blood oxygen level, my pulse rate, previewing text messages, stopwatch functions, etc. Also, it tracks my activities, including daily steps taken, hours that I've been standing, stair-steps climbed, etc.
As for the watch face that I use, I've opted for the analog chronograph style, mainly because after all these years, it's still faster to 'tell time' by looking at an analog display since you only have to recognize what the time-of-day is, rather then having to stop and actually read it, which is what happens when you use a digital time display. Of course, all the kids use the digital display.
And one other thing, my watch automatically logs me into my Apple MacBook M1 Pro. If I don't have my watch on, I have to manually type in my log-on password.
As for the watch face that I use, I've opted for the analog chronograph style, mainly because after all these years, it's still faster to 'tell time' by looking at an analog display since you only have to recognize what the time-of-day is, rather then having to stop and actually read it, which is what happens when you use a digital time display. Of course, all the kids use the digital display.
And one other thing, my watch automatically logs me into my Apple MacBook M1 Pro. If I don't have my watch on, I have to manually type in my log-on password.
Dec 28, 2023 07:25:34 #
Dec 28, 2023 08:17:06 #
It s time for digital detox . A new group is forming in Europe , no smart watch , no I phone , and limited use [ or no ]of laptop . What a genius idea . So go back to your old flip phone , and start enjoying a simpler way of life .
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Dec 28, 2023 08:42:58 #
Dec 28, 2023 09:11:41 #
Warhorse
Loc: SE Michigan
Artcameraman wrote:
Yur have too many watches, donate some.
Thank you for your insight, comrade.
Dec 28, 2023 09:41:03 #
TonyF wrote:
Also interested. Was told no MRI with pacemaker. Electro-magnets and leads implanted in the body does not go too well together! Although, I've heard that more current implanted leads are MRI safe. Mine was implanted in 2010.
Same here. My original pacemaker and leads were implanted in 2008. The current pacemaker 2017 but like you, leads not replaced. The pacemaker has adequate shielding and can handle MRIs, but the leads can’t. My cardiologist has suggested that everything would “probably” be fine with a targeted (?) MRI, but would only recommend one in an emergency situation. That takes care of that…🥴
Dec 28, 2023 10:07:35 #
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