I have to echo Mike's comments. Been a WaveCeptor customer for a
while, I own two. I have been watching the Citizen offering and I am
intrigued by the offering, not sure the current budgetbwould allow the
expense (recently retired). I have one unit thT MUST BE ABOUT 12 YEARS
OLD NOW AND THE
I've owned two of the Casio Waveceptor watches and they are rugged and
reasonably priced. I like a less cluttered face with no printed numbers on
the analog clock face, a single rectangular LCD for the advanced functions,
and a metal link band. The higher end Lineage line can provide titanium
case
I don't know if this post will work, but there is a simpler and cheaper way
to put time on your wrist.
A Casio Waveceptor Atomic Watch receives WWVB time from Fort Collins and
Rugby, England each night. It switches to and from DST automatically and is
generally accurate to within 1/10 second. The
