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5,000 Years and Still Ticking
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| The idea for the Stonehenge watch was conceived in 1980 by noted author Peter Payack. Mr. Payack sent his good friend Steve Sharpe (an architectural student at the time) a homemade postcard with a collage depicting a pocket watch with a picture of Stonehenge pasted on the dial with the headline, “Gentleman’s Watch: Our new improved calendar model, guaranteed for 5,000 years!” It also insured the buyer that one could "predict an eclipse". |
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