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LudoLudo
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Hello forum,
I have a metal wrist watch made of stainless steel and titanium (I think) and I was wondering why it is sometimes warm and sometimes cold (or colder than my body temperature it even gets unconfortable). I was thinking, is there something like a threshold body temperature where the body heat starts transferring to the watch and vice versa? could someone possibly explain?
Thanks very much for your answers!
:)
I have a metal wrist watch made of stainless steel and titanium (I think) and I was wondering why it is sometimes warm and sometimes cold (or colder than my body temperature it even gets unconfortable). I was thinking, is there something like a threshold body temperature where the body heat starts transferring to the watch and vice versa? could someone possibly explain?
Thanks very much for your answers!
:)