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26 June 2007, 07:27 AM | #1 |
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Uses for the rotating bezel
In another thread, Mike said. "I will admit that on a day to day basis the rotating bezel of the LV has more usefullness for me." I was curious as to what some of those uses are? What do you use your bezel for. I dont use mine at all, so I must be missing out.
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26 June 2007, 07:31 AM | #2 |
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Timing stuff like:
-Diving time (of course) -Meat on grill -Poaching eggs -Pasta cooking -Parking meter -siesta length -how long it takes to finish a bottle of wine -....or a six pack -how long 'til pizza is here -in JJ's case: how long it takes to flip a Rolex ...and so on! |
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26 June 2007, 07:53 AM | #4 |
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Here is a great link to the use of the GMT bezel as a compass:
http://www.oysterinfo.de/de/specials/kompass/index.php It's on German, but I guess you can work through it.
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All the things Gerado said plus in my case court breaks, getting a jury in and out on time etc....
I tried timing how long my wife could talk without taking a breath, but I had to get a GMT! |
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But I use mine all day long. From cooking, to timing my lunch break to see how much longer I have to spend in the gym, parking meters, laps, pretty much everything
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How long on internet.
Swimming Work out sessions Running Flight times Cooking Many different things. |
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....and lastly to know how long we can "STAND" on bed.
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26 June 2007, 11:29 PM | #15 |
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I use mine when I go shopping at a megamall and park way out in the middle of nowhere.
I get out of my car and stand at the back swide of it and face the store head on. Then I look for the entrance which is usualy off to one side. Then I rotate the bezel so that the inverted triangle points towards the mall doors. When I come out of the mall I face straight ahead of look at my watch. The inverted triangle will face towards my car and I can use it like a compass, walking in that direction and finding the car. Woerks like a charm every time. |
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I use it on a daily basis. You can time just about anything and it's a lot classier than a $5 Casio...I use it to time workouts. To assist when grilling. I use it to keep track of golf strokes. Measure time when traveling. I coach football and time our practice sessions (usually 10 mins. per station). Of course, there are the many traditional functions when diving (Scuba and muff).
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I use mine to:
-time pasta cooking -time cooking my steaks -time the ride to work -fiddle with it on occassion
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27 June 2007, 01:34 AM | #22 |
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dun use it at all....
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27 June 2007, 02:21 AM | #23 |
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Wow now I wish I had a rotating bezel to use as a count down, Chronographs are mostly used to count up
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Funnily, I never use my bezels. The Sub bezel remains fixed with the little triangle bang on '12' and the Exp-II bezel makes me very happy with its beautiful brushed finish and fixed position.
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