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How does an Indiglo watch work?
Indiglo watches convert electricity directly into light through the very efficient process of electroluminescence. Find out how it works!
Indiglo watches convert electricity directly into light through the very efficient process of electroluminescence. Find out how it works!
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The most expensive wrist watch in the world is embellished with 1,282 diamonds and costs $5 million. But can it really tell time better than a Timex? See more »
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Sometimes your watch is a little slow -- or at least that's what your friends insist. But down deep you wonder: Whose timepiece is really correct -- yours or theirs? And furthermore, just how accurate can anyone expect his watch to be? See more »
These exquisitely crafted instruments have hundreds of uses. Isn't it time you learned how to use this handy decoder of the sky? See more »
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When you need to know the time, there's about a 50-50 chance you'll turn to some LEDs to find out. Have you ever wondered what goes on inside a digital clock or watch? See more »
Dive watches don't just tell time; they can save your life. When you're counting on a limited air supply in the depths of the ocean, you'll want to know when it's time to head for the surface. See more »
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Curious about how a self-winding watch works? Take a look at the mechanics inside a self-winding watch. See more »