I managed to break my watch while taking down Christmas ornaments today (don't ask), and am thinking about getting a radio-controlled one, as I love the clocks we have like that. The thing is, I live in Europe, but spend about a month a year in the U.S.. Does anybody know if a German/European radio-controlled watch will work in the U.S.? We gave my parents a German radio-controlled clock years ago (a Braun), and that worked just fine in the U.S., but I'm wondering if that was an exception, or the rule? Who has one, and travels abroad?
Or should I get one that shows "World Time Zones", e.g., the current time in 48 cities across the world, just in case?
Another question: There's a Casio I really like, but the calendar is only "automatically programmed" till the end of 2009. What does that mean? That it will have to be reprogrammed, or that it will be "off" come 2010?
Or should I get one that shows "World Time Zones", e.g., the current time in 48 cities across the world, just in case?
Another question: There's a Casio I really like, but the calendar is only "automatically programmed" till the end of 2009. What does that mean? That it will have to be reprogrammed, or that it will be "off" come 2010?