The truth is I think time is very precious. It's not however about the watch on your wrist however this does help if you and your loved ones around you are happy that you are happy with the way in which you read time. Over the ages I think time was more important. Time was a place when people liked to co-ordinate there free-time. They would look to the sun for the answer. Time, or the hands of time was read by the shadows of the sun. Similarly men at sea would use a similar device invented I think but don't quote me by Michael Angelo. It's no secret information that time has alway's been symbolic or reading. Soon as man became able to read time he became very intelligent and sophisticated. Breitling watches were designed as such that the power for these watches was kept in the mechanisms. No longer did you daily have to wind the mechanism up. The mechanism was powered by the way you walked. Some say a faulty mechanism because of course it requires that you move.
I for years would like to have called like time a she, however I can not fathom a feminine lexical for a female sun, not even in French grammar do you find sun as a feminine plural. Anyway back to watches, I know I'm rambling but their is reason for this this, which I'm sure I'll get to, ok. My point is and there usually is some keyword point to my ramblings about the truth is that, time like reading is something that becomes more compact, take women watches for instance. They are usually a lot neater, smaller and more intricate than a blokes. But what is fascinating here is about the reduction in size of the mechanism that would have to be measured in some way about the efficiency and longevity of these cool watches, quite possibly even if you wanted to get right into the nitty gritty of time or your watch which could be more important, how water proof is it, is it like a lot of new laptops now shock proof. How strong is the glass, what do the hands look like. I mean the last thing you want is a watch that after a while its hands start curling up like a lucky fish in a lucky cracker right? I mean after-all you tell a lot about things when you look at someone's hands so why should this not apply to the observance of someone's wrist's. If watches in this sense are pejoratively important to when then why do men when going out with expensive shirts with groovy cuff-clips that overshadow the watches they wear.
Question have you thought about time recently? i mean your not getting any younger right. There is a time-code attached to everything no matter how silly. So my question is and try and answer this truthfully when was the last time you felt yo had had the time of your-life and you felt like time stopped and time did not really bother you?
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