Junghans Mens Atomic Watch - B
Imagine taking a perfect German-engineered watch that costs $1,000, improving it with more features, and reducing the price to less than $300! This is the same watch I told you about before--its the one I wear wherever I go in the world. Im a watch-loving man, and this may be the only jewelry Ill ever wear, because I know that it will always be on time. In the U.S., the watch has a hidden microprocessor that receives a signal from the U.S. Atomic Clock in Boulder, Colorado, and resets itself to within a few nanoseconds. (The antenna is built right into the watch band.) A perpetual calendar displays the month, date and time zone; it automatically synchronizes with the time zones displayed in hours. Youll never make a single adjustment, not even for Daylight Savings or Leap Year. When you move from one time zone to another, the time zone button lets you set your watch to local time. In Europe or China, or anywhere outside the transmittal range, you can reset the watch to run as a normal quartz watch. Black with a charcoal black leather band, it has a clean, sophisticated design for men who love precision and simplicity.
