time day month year

[Lightspeed]

(24 August 2013, 18:55)Bug_out_Bag Wrote: Of course you could try and keep track of time by marking it on your hallway wall paper as Big Pul suggests but I don't think I'd like to rely on that myself. I have self winding timepieces and something similar to this

http://www.turners-retreat.co.uk/brass-1...ndar-clock

Ditto BoB! (good to see you're still around by the way)

My little perpetual calendar like the one you linked to is good until 2050, so should see me out.

Watchs here are winder, automatic and a kinetic. We also have a large and noisy wind up lounge clock that dates back to the 1950s and is still going strong.

Answering the original question: any electonic watch (analogue or digital) could be susceptible to EMP. Winders and automatics are EMP proof, but are susceptible to magnetic fields.

[Sunna]

(24 August 2013, 17:39)Barneyboy Wrote: the sun and moon

stonehenge was the first clock made to last

[Bug_out_Bag]

Very handy if you live close to Amesbury Sunna!

[Lightspeed]

(24 August 2013, 19:39)Sunna Wrote:

(24 August 2013, 17:39)Barneyboy Wrote: the sun and moon

stonehenge was the first clock made to last

...and its perfectly accurate too...but only on two days per year.

not very portable either

[Sunna]

anybody recomend a good watch

[Bug_out_Bag]

(24 August 2013, 20:14)Sunna Wrote: anybody recomend a good watch

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-LORUS-BY-...58a3936147

BoB

[NorthernRaider]

Lorus Kinetics

[Bug_out_Bag]

Link?

[Tigs]

why not Google and print off future calendars now and have them ready for the next 300 years? failing that will the date ready matter that much when trying to survive ?

[NorthernRaider]

(25 August 2013, 07:47)Tigs Wrote: why not Google and print off future calendars now and have them ready for the next 300 years? failing that will the date ready matter that much when trying to survive ?

Becoz in freeundred years our ancestors will see their calenders expire and think the end of the world is 2313 and the doomers will panic like they did over the Mayen calender