Swiss watch found in 400-year-old tomb

[BROOK]

I agree with you Brinty...
But if it's no fake story, then that would be clear and stunning
evidance of time travel

[Brinty]

Originally Posted by BROOK

I agree with you Brinty...
But if it's no fake story, then that would be clear and stunning
evidance of time travel

My imagination is running wild and my mind boggles . . . . . .

"Here is the latest news: Archaelogists have discovered evidence of time travel. Sadly, all that travelled was time - not the owner."

Or maybe, a few years ago, one of a gang of tomb robbers was wearing it and they were all caught in a sudden deluge and were washed away leaving the watch/ring as the only evidence thay had ever been there.

Another suspicious point is that there is a convention in the "photography-for-advertisement" field, where watches and clocks are photographed with the hands set at roughly 10 to 2, or 10 past 10 to give the photo a balanced look.

[Antaletriangle]

Yeah it does appear somewhat fishy to say the least but-yer never know-human- type footprints in devonian sandstone etc.

[Helvetic]

A Swiss reporter asked Marie Roche from the Clock Museum in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. She said that such Clockrings are typical for the years 1950-1960. But this one is never ever 400 years old.

takes a licking and keeps on ticking