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I've had the same Casio watch for 16 years now, just had to change the battery once. Sturdy and precise.
Well, almost. A while ago it set itself to be three hours off, and I can't figure out how to get it back to my timezone. I follow the steps in the manual to have it re-set itself, but it's still three hours off.
I don't understand where it gets that time from
Yeah, I probably should
For batteries eneloop are good, but so are Ikea batteries. The ones Made in Japan are basically eneloop clones for a nice discount.
I picked up a thinkpad last month and I'm happy with it except for: battery life. Thing gets less than 3 hours of usage. That kind of blows.