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Heck no!!!

If I pull that Antenna thingy....


............... one o' these come along!!!

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Have
B-1 Black Dial+UTC
Emergency Black+UTC

HAD
B1Vulcan+UTC
B2 Black+UTC
C.A. M1-Team SEB in the Volvo Ocean Race+UTC
Emergency Ti -Yellow+UTC
Mission -Black
Old Navitimer -RAFAT

I fiddle with the Chrono function all the while. Not really timing anything, just for the feel of the buttons.

Jlee just saved me some money! I'm going to start using the chrono to track time against the parking meter! Fewer parking tickets is also great ammo in pocket towards justifying the next watch with the wifey!!

TURKEYLOVER also uses the it well!!!

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"Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm."
-Churchill, Winston

Super Avenger
Bentley GMT
Rolex Datejust
Omega Planet Ocean

I'm telling you it's super handy to have a chronograph on the wrist.

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"I don't got the bright watch I got the right watch" -Jay Z

I start my chrono several times a day but only actually check the elapsed time about 15% of the time, but I do find myself reaching for the chrono out of habit when wearing a three hander

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“They did not know it was impossible, so they did it”

Mark Twain

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Navitimer World
Avenger Seawolf
SuperOcean
Crosswind Special
Headwind
Montbrillant Datora
SuperOcean Heritage 46

date and chronograph for business presentations & some computer testing...

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“They did not know it was impossible, so they did it”

Mark Twain

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Navitimer World
Avenger Seawolf
SuperOcean
Crosswind Special
Headwind
Montbrillant Datora
SuperOcean Heritage 46

Just the date function for me.

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Breitling Chronomat 44 Evolution C13356 Rose Gold/SS
Breitling Chronomat 44 B01 LE Black Pearl Rose Gold/SS
Breitling Chronomat 44 B01 White Pearl Rose Gold/SS
Rolex Daytona TT White Face

I use the chrono, diver bezel, and 0-100 scale almost everyday to calculate billable time accurately.

Having the chrono and diver bezel is nice for timing two simultaneous events with different endings and starts.

I use the chrono/timer often while flying. The slide-rule is nice for helping with some basic quick calculations when I cannot reach the CR-3.

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Chronospace - Jet Team Edition
Jaeger-Lecoultre - MCC Navy Seals GMT

Yes!

I bought my 1st Breitling, a B1, not only on looks, but for the huge amount of functions.

I use the alarms, time zones, and countdown timers.

I guess it's the only one in my collection that is used for all of it's design functions.

I hope I never have to use the Emergency for anything other than telling the time

d

I use everyday at work the UTC and for circular slide rule (run intercept times or time to potential target for different air crafts)

Chrono every morning for the perfect espresso shot, at night for flipping steaks.

Alarm all the time when I travel or need to get up early for work.

The only thing I don't use much is T2. I usually set it to local time so I have a secondary alarm!

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Cheers
Brez

Aerospace
Airwolf CF-18 Limited Edition
TrancOcean Chronograph LE (mercury silver dial, brown croc, folding clasp)

I use the Aerospace's functions often.

• (Day/date): my default setting; it's most often set this way
• TM: I prefer this to the chrono for timing parking meters -- that way I don't have to remember how long I've paid for!
• T2: usually always set to GMT
• CHR: timing response times at work (software performance); also on flights, for wheels on/off deck
• AL: rarely used; the alarm sound is muffled when it's on my wrist
• (blank): to synch analog hands w/ digital time
• (Hr/Min/Sec): hardly used
• (Sec/Date): if I need a sweep second "hand", such as for determining a pulse count

I use the rotating bezal as a second timezone. I use two timezones at work. 5 is 1, 10 is 2 and so on.

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Rob
Breitling SO Steelfish, silver
Breitling SO Abyss, silver
Rolex Submariner, no date

I use it to time equipment run time at work, such as air compressors cycling off and on to gauge increases in air usage or sump pump cycling times to gauge amount of water coming into various sumps. I'd be lost without one.

Wayne