Josh Clark

I hope I'm not wrong.

Someone will correct me.

Well, what about water resistance?

Yeah.

I mean, if you if you want to dive or just frolic, then you're going to need a waterproof watch.

And that came along with the Rolex, the Oyster specifically in 1926.

And then in the 1950s, that's when stopwatch functions, although that was around during the war.

So I'm not sure the difference between what I was talking about in an actual stopwatch.

And my favorite feature, which is luminescence.

As you know, I kind of became a bit of a watch guy and I don't have a ton of them, but I've got like seven watches and one of them is a, oh, not for real watch people.

They have like dozens and hundreds.

But I have one called a Lume Tech and that is the most luminescent that you can get, I think.

And that thing is so bright and cool.

I just love it.

Does it leave like floaters on your vision after you look at it?

No, but if it's like fully charged and go into a dark closet or something, it's like it's super bright green and it's awesome.

I love it.

So you can really time out your spin the bottle.

Oh, you know it.

Because I don't want to be in that closet for any longer than I have to be.