Remember darkrooms, developers, red lighting and chemical baths? Back before you could take pictures with your phone, you had to use a type of camera that required rolls of ''film. '' Light would be let through the lens of the camera and would coat the film, capturing an image that appeared on the other side of the lens. Then you''d have to go into a darkened room (called a ''darkroom'') to open up the film cartridge and mix it with chemicals to create a film negative.
Stick with us here. Then you would use equipment to shine light through the negative onto photographic paper, which was then put through a series of chemical baths. You would need to time these processes in order to properly develop a photograph, and to time them, you''d need a timer. One that looks a lot like this watch. Our watch brings it all back for photography enthusiasts. Glows in the dark.
FEATURES - A 38mm diameter face, genuine leather band, and accurate Japanese quartz movement. The watch is truly a delight. Battery included.
COMES IN TIN GIFT BOX - Our watches make a great present for the intellectual or philosophical person in your life who just wants to keep accurate time. They come boxed in a beautiful tin that doubles as a display case for when you''re being futuristic and keeping time on your phone.
TWO YEAR WARRANTY - This attractive timepiece has a 2 year warranty provided by Amazon. See warranty details below. In addition, The Unemployed Philosophers Guild provides a one year manufacturer warranty.

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Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 3.3 inch
Height : 3.2 inch
Length : 3.6 inch

Item Weight: 4.8 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 5.6 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B00BCLBE2O