Hi Mo,
I've had a Eone Bradley for a few years now and really like it a lot. The
bearings are easily knocked out of place by clothing but it’s a simple case of
flicking your wrist to pop them back in place. They tend to stay in place if
your sat down no matter what position your arm is in.
Paul
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Hi Pete.
Sorry, I forgot to ask. Let's say you're lying down and you have your
arm on a slant. How reliable are the ball bearings? Do they stay in
place? Or would I have to keep my arm flat before they'd go back in to
position so I could tell the time? I suppose my question is how strong
is the magnetic force that keeps them in position.
Cheers,
Mo.
On 24/01/2021 10:12, pete gurney wrote:
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i have the original bradley watch which they launched on a crowd funding site
and this is very strongly made, it has had a few knocks without any damage.
and it's really supprising how well the concept of 2 tiny metal balls
travelling around in grooves works.
pete.
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