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Mall stores aren't selling high-end timepieces. If the clocks are running, they will visibly disagree unless you pay somebody to handle all of the merch every
by klyrs 3y ago
Mall stores aren't selling high-end timepieces. If the clocks are running, they will visibly disagree unless you pay somebody to handle all of the merch every day, time that could be better spent looking bored.
- coldtea 3y ago>Mall stores aren't selling high-end timepieces Depends on the mall. I've certainly seen 5K and 10K timepieces in mall stores. In some places abroad even seen 100K timepieces next to high end clothing stores in malls. >If the clocks are running, they will visibly disagree Well, going the "low-end timepieces" case, the ones working with GPS or NTP time sync, like Apple watches and sports stuff will be on time...
- klyrs 3y agoSure, there will exceptions to any statement such general statement. By and large the majority of mall-clock offerings are going to be of the low-end variety. And even when clocks are remotely synced, you still need somebody going through and changing the batteries. Much cheaper to just set them to 10:10 and leave them unpowered/unwound.
- jerlam 3y agoI'd be surprised if I went to buy a watch in a store and they handed me a dead watch. How do I know it even works? If they offered to replace the battery when I purchased it, I would take my business elseware, since I don't know if I trust their ability to change a battery correctly.
- theshackleford 3y agoNobody can demonstrate to me that 90 percent of what I buy works before I get it home. This makes little sense to me.
- klyrs 3y agoInteresting that I was talking about clocks, and you're talking about watches instead.
- WWLink 3y agoThe most accurate timepiece is usually the one with a cheap quartz crystal mechanism lol.