I'd bring my Casio Rangeman. Altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer and time in a small solar powered package. I'd be able to predict weather and the setting and rise of the sun with greater accuracy than anyone else. Hopefully I could get a job in a kings court as a wizard. Worst case I sell it for a mansion.
Not related to the article, but thanks for connecting some dots for me. My first smartphone was a Casio G'zOne and people still don't believe me sometimes when I say I had a Casio phone. It was basically the only rugged smartphone on the market at the time - gorilla glass, rubberized edges, waterproof. Knowing it was part of the legacy of these rugged electronics helps fill in the gaps of why Casio was making phones and why they were basically bulletproof. I've been buying "rugged" phones ever since trying to fill that hole in my pocket.
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I'd bring my Casio Rangeman. Altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer and time in a small solar powered package. I'd be able to predict weather and the setting and rise of the sun with greater accuracy than anyone else. Hopefully I could get a job in a kings court as a wizard. Worst case I sell it for a mansion.
https://www.gshock.com/watches/master-of-g/gw9400-1b
You’d probably be killed for that kind of sorcery.
Not related to the article, but thanks for connecting some dots for me. My first smartphone was a Casio G'zOne and people still don't believe me sometimes when I say I had a Casio phone. It was basically the only rugged smartphone on the market at the time - gorilla glass, rubberized edges, waterproof. Knowing it was part of the legacy of these rugged electronics helps fill in the gaps of why Casio was making phones and why they were basically bulletproof. I've been buying "rugged" phones ever since trying to fill that hole in my pocket.
Actually if you do that, you’ll be able to start your own religion and have the king follow you.
And in a couple of years they will become electronic waste and you will be burn for witchcraft.
Man, depending on the era, I think each of these items is enough to start a religion.