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Re: quartz batteries

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: However, my concern was more related to
: environmental issues, such as pollutioning etc.
: I�ve actually heard some rumours + info that
: probably batteries will not be produced in

This has already occurred. The older mercury-based watch batteries are no longer allowed in the US. But there is a different techology battery that is available in the exact same sizes and voltages as a substitute.

The world is NOT going to stop using batteries anytime soon. Hopefully, we will become smarter and make newer types of batteries that are friendlier to the environment.

But again, I wouldn't worry about owning a quartz watch over vague speculation of what forms of batteries will be available in the future. There are just too many devices in existence for somone to not make a suitable replacement battery of each type based on newer, better technologies.

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quartz batteries

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Now I can sleep at nights, thanks for info! : ) *NM*

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