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a clock could be affixed WITHIN the arm, so that just looking at your wrist would allow you to see the clock face, and the digital time (digital, because wasting time trying to read the two hands is silly, and has made me mad since I was young). It could be wired to the central nervous system...probably...but
that's what makes it half-baked, right? Just imagine, never having to get a watch-banded tan again...
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You get watches with clear plastic bracelets. |
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Baked in Sci-Fi. Problem is, what do you do when the battery runs down (or when the watch breaks)? Day surgery every 2-3 years? |
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//tame timekeeping woodpeckers// hahahaha |
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The arm clock would get its power from your brain's electricity. Sounds awesome. Have a croissant. |
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What happens when daylight saving time kicks in? |
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