What did the author discover about his watch after it was repaired multiple times?

It was worse than ever

It required a full replacement

It was finally perfect

It became a family heirloom

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A. It was worse than ever

After multiple repairs, the watch became worse than ever, highlighting the irony and humor in the author's plight.

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