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Then it's definitely mechanical! The main difference is if there is a spring drive in it that helps it tick away, or there is a quartz mechanism that (as it vibrates on a frequency) ticks the clock forward every second. So unless there is a battery in it that would vibrate the quartz, it is mechanical. This is the best way i can explain it.

But it's pretty nice it didn't fall apart in a few months. if you had it for years, i think it's awesome! :)

It is indeed pretty! :) Is it mechanical?

For 70 bucks, though, i would be hesitant. I just can't imagine finding a mechanic to fix it if need be, or what kind of shortcuts they had to make to create it.

Is that a moonphase display on the top there though?

The one i have and love the most originally would have cost as much as my first car 15 years ago :D

Watches, sadly. There some beautiful pieces, and somehow the industry figured out how to ask for a house’s worth of money for some of them

At this point I really don’t wonder what you guys are doing differently than I am. I comment here and there but i have never gotten a nicole

TLDR?

I don't think at that point my weekend is ruined. It's more like it has ceased to exist. Or matter.

The vibe sign really ties this all together

Guys, Bible 2.0 just dropped

I kinda feel you dude. I used to be pretty good at stellaris, and now it feels like I would need to learn it from almost the ground up to figure out armies and diplomacy and the rest

You’re are officially the first person I know who knows of her. I think “Time” is her best though :)

I think Poppy Ackroyd. Her piano pieces just tell a story that i have never really quite found elsewhere. Dirk Maasen and a few others come very close, but noone can surpass her