The Speedmaster Is a Nice Analogue Piece of Engineering

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Speedmaster was the watch approved by nassau for the apollo missions. No batteries, no electricity, no quartz crystals, no text messages being shown through. Wind it every day with a little a mechanism. Its mechanism is brilliantly engineered. They up date od this in twenteen 21 a it loses, you know, a second in i per day or something su just like beautiful engineering inside of this thing. The astronauts actually wore it on the moon.

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