Re: temperature and timezones

From: "the swisswatchguy" <swisswatchguy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 28 Jul 2005 00:55:25 -0700

nbvFOUR@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I am looking for a watch that has a two timezone function, along with a
> temperature sensor. Does such exist?

Two and / or more timezone function exist aplenty. Temperator sensor
exist also. I assume that both can be found e.g. in Casio's offer.

I would just like to draw your attentin to the fat that no temperature
sensor can work properly on a watch worn, as the human temperature
influences the measure.

What is your need of know the temperature, and how precise do you need
the measurement?

.

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