Reply With QuoteThat’s easy. Matt Damon, of course.
Who says Omega haven't got their finger on practical down to earth time keeping issues? They've just released a watch that can tell the time on Mars apparently. Not sure that its going to be very useful to me....but who did they send to Mars to test it?
https://newatlas.com/wearables/omega...me-earth-mars/
That’s easy. Matt Damon, of course.
The OP is a little late to the party...
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
Omega is also late to the party.
Konstantin Chaykin Unveils Wristwatch Showing Martian Time and Date
https://watchesbysjx.com/2019/04/kon...ime-watch.html
"The whole purpose of mechanical watches is to be impertinent." ~ Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet
With a two year battery on a 7 month journey there and 7 months journey back it doesn't allow too much time to experience the Martian world before a battery change will be needed. Omega needs to rethink the whole thing.
"The whole purpose of mechanical watches is to be impertinent." ~ Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet
It might of been Arnie? I think he went there before matt.Originally Posted by Barchettaman
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By two weeks if I'm not mistaken.It might of been Arnie? I think he went there before matt.
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It’s not that bad, once you’re on your way home, the time on Mars is no longer important.
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