1997 Battery Rolex Watch

Even light.� Good battery life.� Light boxes have come a long way since my first one bought way back in 1997!� This one is pricey but you get what you pay for in this case.� The larger sizes are a better deal however this small one has a brighter footprint.� Recommend it....

This remote shutter release system is easy to install and it works like a new Rolex. Great product! I definitely recommend this product.

It was time to update my 5 disc Denon from 1997 to the Denon 600NE, outstanding sound coming through my Bozak 3 way Concerto Speakers! Very pleased with this purchase. William Conti

I've been using Nikon gear since 1997, at that time with the N70 (film camera). It did the job, and although it had a lot of negative reviews over the years, I found it to be a capable camera. Produced great results. I'm a photographer, not a photo-snob. Next was the Nikon F5 body. Stellar. The NASA camera body. Then came the first digital body, the D90. And then the D800E (some focusing issues, and hangups, and then finally, the D850. All-in-All, all, it is the best YET! Everything from resolution (which is for the most part more than I need; the D800E at 36MP was/is enough to this day). Focusing issues are gone from the D800/E series. Just a spectacular DSLR camera body.

I purchased a pair of Steiner 8X30 military/marine binoculars in 1997 and they have performed amazingly well over the years. My younger son 'borrowed' them and they were left out outside under the snow during a Minnesota winter and were no worse for the experience. After 24 years I decided to 'upgrade' to the 7x50 military/marine binoculars. They are a bit heavier but the brightness of the image and the sharpness are AMAZING! Even after only two weeks of use, I'm glad I finally made the decision to purchase the new binoculars. For sports use, the INSTAFOCUS is really great!!!

We've been using APC Power Back-UPS since we got our first computers in 1997. We use them to back-up our computers, DVRs and TVs. We currently have 4 APC Backup Units. They are very very well made, reliable and are outstanding products. One of the benefits of having them, in addition to having continuous power when there is a short power failure, is that they have replaceable batteries. The unit I finally had to replace was approximately 20 years old.

Ive been shooting instant film since 1997. The smiles you bring to people instantly handing over a photo its unmatched.

The Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi has breathed new life into my vintage-1997 Tele Due Pronto. I bought it primarily for its promise of being able to track objects even though it's not equatorial, and it fulfilled that promise and more. It'll hold Saturn in the field of a 3mm eyepiece for several minutes even given my evolving skill at doing alignments through the SyncScan Pro iOS app. And it's GoTo function will put M11 or M13 in the field of my 12mm Nagler (~2 true field). Very neat technology!

I first worked with Metz flashes in 1997 when I started working for Carnival Cruise Lines' Photo Department. The CT-4 and CT-5 were both very impressive flashes, however the 76 MZ-5 was the most impressive flash I have ever worked with. Our 21 ships were retrofitted with them back in 2006 and it is now the flash of my dreams! Consistant output, Ease of use, Fast and rugged. They stand up to abuse and remain reliable. The 400 Photographers in the Carnival Cruise Line Fleet, use them every day in one of the fastest paced environments ever!

Great battery life. Simple watch. Lots of third-party app