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Getting pretty chilly up here in the Midwest lately, but my everyday Seiko Laurel from the sixties seems to be holding up really well. There’s all this marketing on newer watch designs about how stable they perform under cold / heat, or how a particular watch is designed for so-and-so to climb some cold mountain. have you ever had experience with mechanical watches not working right in extreme temperatures?
