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I'm still not sure what stopping the movement would accomplish, but you seem to have worked out your angst so lets move on.
: I suppose that was a little weird. What I was
: trying to explain was that I have a daily
: routine with my SMP;(gains 2 sec. a day,
: gets put in 12 up to compensate
: overnite..)so, if I wanted not to wear it on
: a particular day, I could stop the mov't by
: pulling the crown all the way out.(parking
: the mov't,so to speak.) but, when I thought
: of it after I finished coffee;I realized
: that I could hack the mov't accurate anytime
: anyway. Why not just let it run. you're
: right.
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