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I love my analog watches too dearly to give them up for a smart watch. However, I just realized that analog watches also have "power users", and I am definitel

I love my analog watches too dearly to give them up for a smart watch. However, I just realized that analog watches also have "power users", and I am definitely not one of them. My favorite watch (excuse me, "chronograph") has a stopwatch with lap memory, a tachymeter, support for multiple time zones, and a bunch of other features I have not thought about since the week I purchased it. I don't really know how to use it all. I just like the watch.

encom 2mo ago
>My favorite watch (excuse me, "chronograph") EXCUSE me... It's a time-piece!
jbarberu 2mo ago
Was going to reply that I would probably consider myself a power user of my Casio W-736. Features I use: - Check the time (many times daily) - Count-down timer (many times daily) - Stop watch (weekly) - Check date (a few times per month) - Secondary time zone (rarely, since the people I care about are in the same time zone or 6h behind and easy enough to convert in my head) I've had a fitbit in the past but had a hard time with having to charge it regularly, which often resulted in forgetting it at home. The added features did not outweigh the risk of being without it every now and then.