일요일아침7시's post

#콘수프기록집 #오늘의우리집 #예쁜템최고야 I started placing clocks in visible spots to easily check the time, and before I knew it, I had about 15 of them. One more was added after this watch. As I keep buying watches, I have established selection criteria and the designs vary, but it seems my criteria for choosing have changed according to my lifestyle patterns. 1. Silent There are products that are bought because they are advertised as silent, but they actually produce noise. Apparently, there is no clear standard for "silent." You generally just need to choose a watch without a second hand or one that is labeled as having a silent movement. This product also features a silent movement. 2. Very simple or accent designs like the iClock Most of the watches I own have simple designs like this. Since I tend to use what I buy until it breaks, I think classic designs are good because they don't get boring. 3. Lightweight products Products that require nailing are difficult to move, so lightweight products are the best in terms of portability.