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> This one didn't break 25 years ago with the Y2K bug and it won't break in 2038 either. It definitely broke in 2015. FTA: “In 2015, one of the hammers used to
by Someone 1y ago
> This one didn't break 25 years ago with the Y2K bug and it won't break in 2038 either.
It definitely broke in 2015. FTA: “In 2015, one of the hammers used to strike the six bells came away and fell into the mechanism, jamming it and silencing the clock.”
> A vibe-designed version of this however could not even last 4 years (AI introduces leap year bug)
Irrelevant, as this clock doesn’t show dates.
> or even 6 months (clock will break going back and forth adjusted for DST)
That, this clock suffers from, too.