Binary watch

Thanks, Danny McG!
The late Sixties and early Seventies had some "futuristic" technology in popular culture. Maybe it was all those "special" sugar cubes and paper blotters!
 
Guess what I got!
(It came with no user guide so I'm still trying to work out how to set the time)
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I'm just gonna spend a couple hours pressing the button in various sequences (and taking notes) and seeing what happens.

If I do get it sorted I plan to write it out as a step by step guide .... Then probably PDF it.
I'll post in here and then it's handy if anyone gets a similar watch

If I can't get it sorted I'll pass it to the 3 year old - together with a small hammer
 
Danny McG said:
I'm just gonna spend a couple hours pressing the button in various sequences (and taking notes) and seeing what happens.

If I do get it sorted I plan to write it out as a step by step guide .... Then probably PDF it.
I'll post in here and then it's handy if anyone gets a similar watch

If I can't get it sorted I'll pass it to the 3 year old - together with a small hammer
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The 3 year old will probably work it out in 5 minutes.
 
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