At least it’s a watch for the amateur astronomers! ThinkGeek offers the Astrodea Celestial watch for about $600. It’s pricey, but the face revolves to show a real-time display of the position of stars and the sun. The watch displays 1109 stars (brighter than +4.8 magnitude) and 169 galaxies. Sorry, but it’s only accurate if you are near 35 North latitude. It’s not just a pretty face; you can use it to measure sunrise & sunset. meridian, celestial equator, and many other things. It comes in a presentation box with a 10X magnifier.
A Watch for Astronomers
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I can barely see the date window on my own watch. Does this come with a jeweler’s eyepiece?
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