I wear very little jewelry. Scratch that. I wear no jewelry save my wedding ring and my watch. Over the years, I have been given…by my husband…several necklaces that are lovely. One is even sparkly. But, I am more comfortable wearing the ring and watch. I wear a necklace and my engagement ring once or twice a year.
I was never a girly girl. Even as a little girl I preferred to wear boyish clothes. Played with G.I. Joe. Not Rise of the Cobra Joe, but the G.I. Joe with the green camo uniform and the blue plastic underwear. I did play with dolls, but preferred my spy gear.
In my previous existence as a working girl I had to dress up for work. I was a communications associate for a trade association…read: jack/jill of all trades. The office was a conduit for industry CEOs, senators, and congressmen/women. I interviewed Larry Craig, the senior representative from Idaho in his “pre-getting caught in the men’s room with his pants on the ground” days. I dressed well with MAKEUP and JEWLERY. But, as a WAHM who became a SAHM and now is a hybrid-WAHM-SAHM, jewelry and makeup and dressing well are so far down my priority list. But, a watch…a watch is my idea of jewelry.
I was given the chance to review a gorgeous, stylish, and totally me watch.I’m sporting the Waveceptor LWA-M140 – a sporty watch for mom, aunt, or a teen.
This Waveceptor watch is great for anyone who is looking for a stylish watch with useful features to make life easier. The watch features:
- Atomic Timekeeping, offering pinpoint accuracy, allows the watch to automatically receive time calibration signal updates on a daily basis from transmitters based on the user’s home city setting — say goodbye to fiddling to reset your watch on the plane.
- Solar Power technology features a unique power saving function and allows Waveceptor timepieces to energize themselves through even the lowest level of illumination including natural, solar, or artificial light.
- Watch combines style, advanced features, and affordability to make a great gift.
- World Time — 29 times zones (48 cities), city code display, daylight saving on/off.
- Daily Alarm.
- Hourly Time Signal.
- Countdown Timer
- Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099).
Giveaway for a lucky Musings from Me reader! I have a Casio Waveceptor for Women watch (LWA-M140) to giveaway. One comment = one entry. Enter now!
- What was your first watch and how old were you? It was a Timex with a blue strap and I was 8. I broke it by dropping it in a puddle…no water resistant watches back then!
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I was given the watch for review. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. Giveaway ends March 12, 2010 at 11:59 p.m.
My first watch was a guess watch silver that I bought with my first paycheck when I was 17. I loved that watch!! I still have it but it no longer works!
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Wow, that takes me back. I was six, it was a Timex and it had a stretchy band. That is all I can remember.
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My first watch was a Timex Cinderella watch with a pink leather band. It came with a ceramic statue of Cinderella. I still have the watch, and it still works!
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I had a silver timex with a black leather strap that I got when I was 9. I don’t remember what happened to it.
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my first watch was a green plastic watch with Kermit the Frog on it that i got from a cereal box when i was about 8. i wore it until the plastic band broke.
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I think my 1st watch was a Casio…I was 10.
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I don’t remember the brand of my first watch, but it had a built-in calculator. I thought I was the coolest…. yeah, not so much.
My first real watch was a Fossil with a blue & green background, I still have it but it doesn’t work but I kept it because ironically when I meet my fiance he was wearing the exact same one & color.
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I was about 7 years old and it was the Mickey Mouse watch. wonder whatever happened to that watch.
My first watch was a Minnie Mouse watch and I was about 7
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A timex indiglo was my first watch and I loved it!
My first watch was a rainbow bright with white straps thanks for the chance eaglesforjack@gmail.com
I forgot to put in my last post i think i was like 5 or 6,
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My first watch was a Mickey Mouse watch when I was 10.
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