I am more than satisfied with my little digital watch, an Ursa Major XII Magnochron Tempotronic Epochometer, which I inherited from my great-great- great-great-great-great-great-(fifteen times removed)-(thirty times replaced) sub-ultra-per-infra-grand-quasi-human-ancestor Zobingly Squangle III of Ursa Minor MCMLXVIII, who got it for a snip (90 squillion Magellan zlotys) at the local hyper-bazaar. It resists liquid helium down to 25 billion parsecs; has an alarm adjustable from .00001 femtodecibels to 18 billion megabels; gains only 0.00000000000000023 picoseconds per cosmic cycle; makes the bed; makes toast; has a surprisingly spacious living room with all mod cons (gas c.h. ftd.); stores the entire contents of the Pan-Galactic Omnipaedia (unexpurgated version); gives times for all known galactic time zones (and some extragalactic ones); compensates automatically for time-dilation at near light speed (the number of times THAT feature has saved my bacon!); has only ever had one battery (operating on fusion power); folds out into a Triton class starship with 80 luxurious berths, 100 on-board bean bags and 500 hebephrenic cybermonads. I once dropped it into the gravity well of the singularity at the centre of the galaxy, and it reappeared under my pillow (presumably via a convenient worm-hole) the very next morning with only a microscopic scratch on the baseplate. It has a stopwatch, timer, television, all-band transceiver, electron microscope, Swiss Army Knife, desktop publishing unit and potato peeler among many other features, most of which I haven't yet tried! It doesn't need a strap, since it is sensible enough to hover a millimeter above my wrist until told not to. It has 50 Open University degrees and several doctorates, most notably in Perinasal Psychology and "Whither Quoits in the Post Iron Curtain Political Miasma?". A charming companion at dinner parties, it dazzles and entertains with a bewildering array of anecdotes and party tricks. In fact, in each and every way it is only outshone by one other entity*. (*Me, stoopid.)
(From the "Rest" of RHF)