Regards John
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From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Aleksandra
Surla
Sent: 29 September 2018 18:00
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Hi all,
I love Bradley and have seen their watches before; I haven't actually have a
watch of my own just yet, but I will definitely purchase one in the future. I
generally love nice well-made classic pieces, as sometimes you just want
something easy that works rather than being surrounded by batteries and
electrical devices all the time.
Aleksandra
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watches.
They are available in a few places, including Amazon.
They look like ordinary watches but vibrate on the bezel to indicate
minutes of hours. Mine keeps superb time.
They come in various styles and sizes.
Due to the Electronics in them they are relatively thick.
Regards John
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Steve Nutt
Sent: 29 September 2018 11:20
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: Bradley watches
Hi Alison,
It s a bit big I d say for a lady, it s about gent s watch size.
So what it does, is it uses long and short vibrates. Long vibrates
are fours and short are single digits. So eleven would be Long, Long,
then three short, with a slight pause in between.
You can also speed up or shorten the pause length.
You can also just get the minute if you already know the hour.
It can also vibrate the hour on the hour, optionally, and has, as I
said, alarms, countdown and count up timers.
If you want to see long when you find out the time tactually, Apple
watch is one of the worst, it actually vibrates the number right up to
nine, so nine is nine vibrates, which takes forever, and you can t speed it
up.
All the best
Steve
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Hello Steve
I m not a great fan of talking watches, especially when I m out and
about, so I don t think a smart watch would be the answer for me.
I ve not heard of the Renaissance; How large is it? I m assuming it
tells the time via vibration. So, what would it do when it is say
11.45 that would be a lot of buzzes to count!
Alison
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Sent: 28 September 2018 09:54
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Hi,
I am one of those who personally doesn t like them. It s easy to
knock the ball bearings off true, so the time is then inaccurate and
you end up shaking your wrist to get it back.
For a non-smart watch, I use the Renaissance from Caretec, which we
also sell. I like this, because it has countdown timer, alarm and
stopwatch as well as the time. If you have any of Caretec s weighing
scales, it can also connect via Bluetooth to give you your weight in
vibrate patterns on your wrist, as well as working with their kitchen scales.
It is a round watch and is again expensive. It works on vibrate
patterns to tell you the time, so there is no doubt what the time is.
I d say it s not as stylish as Bradley but it is a nice watch.
They also do a more basic one called Tiny which is more ladies size,
but it only gives time, date and battery status.
Just my consumer, not reseller, opinion.
All the best
Steve
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Sent: 28 September 2018 09:39
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Alison
It might be best if you could actually see one before purchasing. I
know people who love them but personally they wouldn t be for me and I
know some people who have bought them and quickly sold them. The
original ones are quite chunky. I haven t see any of the new ones.
Jo
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From: Jackie Brown <mailto:jackieannbrown62@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 28 September 2018 09:22
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Hi Alison
Yes I have. My husband bought me one for Christmas a couple of years
ago and I love it. Essentially there are two tiny ball-bearings that
are magnetised in two grooves around the watch face. The inside
ball-bearing is for the minutes, and the outer one is for the hours.
There are tactile points around the face to mark the hours. When I
got my battery replaced recently, the jeweller was fascinated by it
and thought it a very nice timepiece. Mine is the original black
which Martin purchased from the online store based in London at that
time. But there are some swanky new designs I see from the Product
Guide that will make nice presents for folk purchasing.
Kind regards,
Jackie Brown
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In the latest edition of New Products I see there is a whole range of
Bradley watches as well as a new diamonte tactial watch.
Although they are expensive, with Christmas round the corner (what a
horrible thought) I am wondering about one of the Bradley time pieces,
but have never seen one. Does anyone on this list have one and what
are your thoughts?
Alison
