Sundials in most areas will not be correct on Sunday...

For the fall-back thing, I just take my watches out of the case one at a time and pull the crown out to stop the watch.
After one hour, I push the crowns back in and put them back in the case.
They say that you're not supposed to turn them backwards. :dunno1
 
For the fall-back thing, I just take my watches out of the case one at a time and pull the crown out to stop the watch.
After one hour, I push the crowns back in and put them back in the case.
They say that you're not supposed to turn them backwards. :dunno1
Wouldn't it be easier to just not look at them until March? Or have a set of "standard" watches and a set of "daylight" watches?
 
For the fall-back thing, I just take my watches out of the case one at a time and pull the crown out to stop the watch.
After one hour, I push the crowns back in and put them back in the case.
They say that you're not supposed to turn them backwards. :dunno1
Who's "they"?
 
Most of my watches are sitting in my case, not moving. When I grab one, I set the time and turn my wrist to get them going. On the occasion I grab a quartz watch, I turn it back an hour when I put it on. I only need to do that once in a blue moon.
 
Damn!
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OMG, that would have been my worst nightmare if I had that many watches. At least, I'm fortunate to live in a non-daylight savings state.
 
Thanks JHDK and Oh I have to change the time on my car dashboard too. Usually it takes me 4 months to do it but I'm going to do it first thing when I wake up on Sunday
 
We have a couple old school big hand/small hand clocks and a few old digital clocks to change.

Now it'll be almost dark when I get home at 4, and pitch black when my wife leaves work at 5.
 
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