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¿Question #3918?
ssmooth: Of the clocks and watches you see every day, how many are digital and how many analog?
ocdspectrum: 42,.
Hms_indefatigable: About half of them are analog
niraD: 7 digital (including my computers and phone), 2 analog (including my watch)
noth0621: Analog: 1, Digital: all the rest.
AQ_5: 3 Digital, 2 analog
spacerx: 4 digital and one analog is typical.
MartinWin: 1 digital, 3 analog
Woelf: Eight of the clocks I see regularly are digital, one is analog, and one is... other. (It's a series of blinking LED lights that indicate the time, but it's not a numeric display. Maybe that counts as digital.)
ricardofo: 80% digital
Felimid: The ones on the computers are digital, the ones on the walls are analog.
Narl: About 50/50.
jakal323: I've 10 digital and one analog (does a analog clock on a computer screen count as an analog or a digital?)
Nikku: 0/4
Polgara: 1 analog, 3 digital
CarnubaWax: Mostly digital
kathleenryan: three digital, one analog
The Unbeliever: 42
Kyle Smith: 8 Digital and 3-4 analog. This includes the numerous appliances/vcrs with the time.
cgund: Hardly see any of these anymore, but I think more analog.
atrium: i wear an analog watch, but most i see would be digital
whatambush: 2 digital 4 analogue
cogstockeros: 50/50
papa_bear_is_asleep: 2 digital, 1 analog.
ZeroZilla: In our house, It's 4/3, in favor of Analog. Of these, I only see 3 analog, and two digital, daily. The other one of each are in rooms I don't frequent.
kitrok: 1 of 5 are analog.
DHEK: I think more or less about equal.
elirlandes: About 4:1 analogue:digital.
POvidiusNaso: 10 to 70.
aleo09: mostly digital
kinapuffen: about 95% digital.
_Kael_: Not a soup question ("Finding Forrester" was on TV yesterday)
Redbeardin84: all digital except one in the kitchen. dozen or more otherwise
TamiWhitsett: most are digital... probably 10% are analog
scriptorum: Half and half.
dkwd: counting only clocks and watches - 3 digital and 5 analog
leslauber: Roughly 40%:60%
Cut & Space: One analog, and too many digital
JonBen: 75% digital
MaksimSmelchak: Most are digital these days especially if you include the many clocks in electronic devices (Cell phones, Palm Pals, lap tops, video games, calculators, etc.).
troken: most are digital
Dorque: All. None.
KevinRoz: Most Adults I see have analog, but most kids I see have digital.
vampywife: most are analog, my handy and my alarm clock are digital, but everything else is face
CMOT Dibbler: 5 clocks or watches / day; 2 are analog.
BeeCeeJay: More analog clocks than digital... and I don't wear a watch, but most of them I see are also analog (although I use my cellphone as a timekeeping device, and it's obviously digital).
brainrob: Inane again
RyanMC: 2
Platinum Dragon: 42
bigbadsteve: 5 and 2
Kazin: All except one analog.
skrutsch: In our house, 3 are analog. There are 7 digital clocks, including the appliances.
ctalbot: I don't keep count.
ssmooth: I've got a couple of digital clocks in the house and a couple of analog. My watch is analog.
vetinari7878: 60 analog / 40 digital
xlorp: 90/10
djlg: 5D & 2A
GrandpaDave: I don't pay that much attention.
snoozefest: most digital
Mikebegeta: 3 analog and 20 digital
Lord_Prussian: Most are digital. I prefer analog with big numbers.
chaddyboy_2000: All are analog.
sourwyrm: i'm glad i don't pay attention to such things
jttm: Usually digital
skelebone: I have five clocks in my living room alone, plus two in the bedroom, the office clock at work, the time clock, and whatever watch I am wearing. Among those, only the bedroom clocks are digital.
CDRodeffer: Digital -- only two. Analog -- about 10 depending upon where I look.
CortexBomb: It's now at the point where digital has severely overtaken analog
Spielfreak: dunno. I guess it's about 50-50.