There is an analog watch in 24-hour format: the Glycine Airman. I bought one in 1971 for $65.00 (my flying school sold them). They're much more now. They have mechanical innards and are self-winding:
http://www.glycine-watch.ch/e/collection/collection_overview.e.jsp?ID_Group=100000 Do a further search, to see where to buy one. I still have it, but it needs to be sent in for cleaning, now that it is 36 years old. Carleton -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Mike Millet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I've actually never seen any store in the US or any watch site in the US sell a 24 hour format analog watch. Even the high end watch stores I've been in it's just not an option. The only other alternative seemed to be going to TImex or whoever's website and buying from one of their international sites instead of the US one. Mike On 3/22/07, Stephen Gallagher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Watches are easy. Since they're manufactured on a worldwide basis, you can ALWAYS find one with 24h format capability. Just state it as a requirement at purchase, "am/pm-only" format is a show-stopper. Unlike cellphones a watch is primarly for timekeeping, and you have a right to specify your desired format. Nat True, but stores have a right to say that they don't sell that type of watch, in which case you're free to go look for another store. It's just that unless demand for a 24 hour watch is high enough, it may be difficult to locate a store that sells them. -- "The boy is dangerous, they all sense it why can't you?"
