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Are wearing the right watch for covid19 ??

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I have always said the older you get (and more forgetful!!) the more info you need on your watch. 

School years - no watch, time in any form does not matter.

Young age - its just for fashion and maybe the 'time' matters now and again. Or maybe a smart watch for all the other rubbish.

Prime working years - 'time and date' so you keep all those appointments, you know the days from your diary or when the weekend starts.

Later years and retirement -  'time, date and day' as you lose track of what day of the week it is, as well as the date.

Covid 19 - no watch just enjoy each day as it happens, you can't go anywhere and the missus will surely remind you of anything important !!

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Nowhere to go, nothing to do, get yourself a blank dial watch.

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.. or maybe one with GPS, so you can track your toilet rolls if someone steals them.

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.. or maybe something to help us go back in time and sort out the problem before it started.

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