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Orient Military Series - Orient Watch Company
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Military Series Watch was conceived for the soldier
with the active lifestyle. The Military Series was created
with a full functioning military time dial and a rotating
slide rule for multi-purpose calculations. Virtually weightless
in polished titanium, it still carries its weight in design
and utility. |
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Orient
Military
Men's Watch
Item# C-EM58-001
Sale price: $290.00 |
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Orient
Military
Men's Watch
Item# C-EM58-002
Sale price: $270.00 |
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Orient
Military
Men's Watch
Item# C-EM58-003
Sale price: $270.00 |
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Orient
Military
Men's Watch
Item# C-EXOJ-002
Sale price: $270.00 |
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clear looks and funtional beauty of model variety, you
can find the most suitable item here. For both your business
and private scenes, you will be satisfied with the simple
form of design. You may feel just same as you meet a long
lost friend when you wear it... It's not yearing but exactly
what you have been looking for. |
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the Rotating Slide Rule Titanium> |
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Using the Rotating Slide Rule |
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Multiplication and division
With the rotating slide rule, you can also easily
perform frequently used [multiplication] and [division].
In this case the base becomes the fixed scale "10",
the unit index as mentioned above.
<Example>
Find the value of "25 x 14"
Rotate the "14" of the moving scale to
the unit index "10". At this setting,
"35" on the moving scale lines up with
"25" on the fixed scale. Since the product
of "25 x 14" can be anticipated to be
a 3 digits, the answer becomes "350, i.e.,
10 times 35. |
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Currency conversion
By applying 1., it becomes possible to perform currency
conversion as well.
<Example> Find
the value of US$ 20.00 in Japanese yen at an exchange
rate of US$ 1.00=105. Rotate "10.5" on
the moving scale (divide by 10 since there is no
scale for (105) to the index unit "10"
of the fixed scale. At this setting, "21"
on the moving scale lines up with "20"
on the fixed scale. Since "US$20.00" can
be anticipated to be in 4 digits when converted
into Japanese yen, the answer is 100 times 21, that
is "2,100". |
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Distance conversion
You can freely convert units of distance such as
the status mile, nautical mile, and kilometer.As
shown on the fixed scale, "NAUT" is nautical
mile
<Example> Convert
20 nautical miles into both kilometers and nautical
miles. Rotate "20" on the moving scale
to the triangular index position of "STAT"on
the fixed scale. At ths setting, "32.2"
on the moving scale lines up with the triangular
index position of "KM" on the fixed scale.
Also, "17.4" on the moving scale lines
up with the triangular index position of "NAUT
on the fixed scale.Thus, you will find that 20 status
miles corresponds to "32.2 kilometers"
and "17.4 nautical miles". |
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