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Posted 7 months ago
bfunk_101
(48 items)
The biggest watch i've owned yet! Also the newest in date of manufacture and technology. It is the BL5320-50E, and it seems I can't find another or even get any info about it. It was new in box with papers and everything, but i guess it is discontinued. The book says how to use it, I just meant I was trying to compare before I bought, and this one stood out as a loner! That makes it stand out to me! The bracelet with all the links was around 8", but I removed 4 links and it fits like a expansion band now.
-This seems more like a computer then a watch
-It doesnt have a tick sound and 2 different time zone modes
-it has a powersave mode (in the dark the second hand stops
-as it passes midnight, the date changes and one of the sub dials does a few revolutions as the numerical date changes
-alarm, perpetual calendar, and chronograph
ecodrive is the solar Li-Ion battery (recharges and never replace, good for min 6 months in the dark. Look out apocalypse!)
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