Comments on: Time Technology LED Binary Watch Review http://the-gadgeteer.com/2005/05/16/time_technology_led_binary_watch_review/ Gadget reviews and news by Julie Strietelmeier and friends since 1997 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:16:38 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: robert Giles http://the-gadgeteer.com/2005/05/16/time_technology_led_binary_watch_review/comment-page-1/#comment-32995 robert Giles Sun, 05 Apr 2009 07:18:28 +0000 #comment-32995 The Binary watch has not stopped evolving since this review of the first models. The New Gamma Ray models are a lot slimmer and look spacier and out of this world than any watch I have ever seen. mywatchandi.com are probably the largest stockists in the UK offering a large selection of the newest models. The Binary watch has not stopped evolving since this review of the first models. The New Gamma Ray models are a lot slimmer and look spacier and out of this world than any watch I have ever seen.
mywatchandi.com are probably the largest stockists in the UK offering a large selection of the newest models.

]]> By: Highway dog http://the-gadgeteer.com/2005/05/16/time_technology_led_binary_watch_review/comment-page-1/#comment-21412 Highway dog Wed, 15 Nov 2006 17:50:55 +0000 #comment-21412 I have enjoyed this watch almost a year. I picked the red LEDs. It is very unique looking. I thought that the watchband did not have the right look for the watch. I went to a watchband site, watchband.biz and put down another 70 dollars for a heavy stainless steel band that was similar in texture to the watch. I do like the entire look now. I know that the reviewer says that he cannot read binary. I am the same way. I know that the bits accumulate and fill out the time. When I see the 16 light shining, I know that it is almost equivalent to a "quarter past". This is the same with the 32 light is like the "half hour". In this manner, you are really reading binary. This watch does not keep accurate time. It goes off about 3 minutes every two weeks. This watch is just a one function watch. It keeps time. I have bought other electronic watches that can do 4 modes, also keep calendar. I wish the next generation of binary watches could do more. The watch is thick. It is about 13mm from face to back. The look of the watch is so special, I put up with the small shortcomings! I have enjoyed this watch almost a year. I picked the red LEDs. It is very unique looking. I thought that the watchband did not have the right look for the watch. I went to a watchband site, watchband.biz and put down another 70 dollars for a heavy stainless steel band that was similar in texture to the watch. I do like the entire look now. I know that the reviewer says that he cannot read binary. I am the same way. I know that the bits accumulate and fill out the time. When I see the 16 light shining, I know that it is almost equivalent to a “quarter past”. This is the same with the 32 light is like the “half hour”. In this manner, you are really reading binary.

This watch does not keep accurate time. It goes off about 3 minutes every two weeks. This watch is just a one function watch. It keeps time. I have bought other electronic watches that can do 4 modes, also keep calendar. I wish the next generation of binary watches could do more. The watch is thick. It is about 13mm from face to back.

The look of the watch is so special, I put up with the small shortcomings!

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