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I think would depend on whether the author of the article title was intentionally going for the more common meaning or not. But given that this seems to be a wa
by BalinKing 2y ago
I think would depend on whether the author of the article title was intentionally going for the more common meaning or not. But given that this seems to be a watch news site, I feel like there’s a decent chance the headline is only referring to the term of art (but I don’t know anything about watches, so this is pure speculation).
- School-Cotton 2y agoThe author is definitely not going for the more common meaning. It wouldn’t even occur to someone who reads watch publications that this could have been some kind of double entendre or word play.