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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: 8weekly on October 12, 2014, 10:17:30 am
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What watches do people use for work? I have broken two now, both with sentimental value and want something a bit tougher that's waterproof. I can't be doing with reaching into my pocket for my phone to see the time.
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Surely you dont need a watch for work its hardly the hardest thing stopping for a few seconds to check the time if needed .
I hardly ever check the time whilst working , Only when i get back to truck usually .
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This is the one I've got: http://www.gshock.com/watches/?id=A5FE5CD6-553F-4EE7-8D5D-EBEFAA43873C
Had it nearly 3 years cost about £100, no problems at all. Can't remember where I got it from now.
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Use to wear my Rolex but got quite scratched so only buy cheapies. At the min just use me fone now as cheapies don't last long !!!
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Watches are banned( edited - this tongue in cheek for those who have stability problems ) I've trialled 2 people who wore a watch for work both spent most of the day looking at that rather than working, then huffing and puffing because we were still working at 4 pm.
Most vans come with a clock, check the time when the job is done
Darran
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I used to wear a Rolex on each wrist, so i could see what the time was whatever i was doing. Now I just look to see what angle the sun is in the sky.
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Watches are banned, I've trialled 2 people who wore a watch for work both spent most of the day looking at that rather than working, then huffing and puffing because we were still working at 4 pm.
Most vans come with a clock, check the time when the job is done
Darran
Better banning mobile phones I'd think. Perhaps I'm old fashioned. I like to time some jobs to see if they are underpriced.
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Never wear watch or rings incase I scratch the glass
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Never had any of the guys use mobile while working, maybe just those with watches were obsessed with time, taking breaks, not working a minute over what they thought was the end of the day.
Darran
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. . . . So she said 'is that your ring dear?'
And I replied 'No it's my wrist-watch'.
Think about it. . . . . .
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Wouldn't like to work for you Darran you sound like a right Hitler or Normqn the Foreman he he he !!!!
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Think you need to read the posts again Danny ( very slowly, well slower than you can normally manage ) then you'd actually understand something other than your usual misguided, vitriolic posts
Darran
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Think you need to read the posts again Danny ( very slowly, well slower than you can normally manage ) then you'd actually understand something other than your usual misguided, vitriolic posts
Darran
Got to admit I thought your post was a little odd. I read it literally also - that you had banned watches because people that wore them spent all day looking at them. Depending on the age group people employ I was a little surprised as very few "youngsters" wear watches these days and hence my thinking that mobile phones would present a greater distraction.
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I dont wear a watch...for some reason it seems my jobs take ages when i wear one...
Put my pole down, have a look at my watch...and when i pick the pole back up (for some unknown reason) nothing seems to have been done but a few minutes have gone!!!
Since i cant work out why nothing gets done when i wear a watch, i refuse to wear one...
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Timex Expedition...does the job....
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2838940.htm?CMPID=GS001&_$ja=cgid:18091996165|tsid:59156|cid:189934525|lid:98862013765|nw:g|crid:53116097845|rnd:3044533480186935939|dvc:c|adp:1o3|bku:1
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Sorry for the confusion 8 weekly, was said in jest and edited the post.
Never had a problem with mobiles, all the guys have them but none use them constantly, in fact we probably text them the most with work updates etc..
darran
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Yeah that's right Darran you need to write your posts more clearly still wouldn't want to work for ya as I have and always have thought you was a right twat !!!! Or an odd bodd !!!