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Having discrete jumps on a mechanical analog clock is not a particularly hard problem. Certainly easier that shrinking an accurate mechanical time keeping devic
by gizmo686 10mo ago
Having discrete jumps on a mechanical analog clock is not a particularly hard problem. Certainly easier that shrinking an accurate mechanical time keeping device down to wrist watch size.
For that matter getting a purely digital display out of a mechanical clock is not diffucult either either.
If there was a strong demand for such a product, they would have caught on before the 7 segment display made them the cheapest option. Possibly as a luxury or status symbol depending on how the cost worked out.
- SilasX 10mo ago>Having discrete jumps on a mechanical analog clock is not a particularly hard problem. I meant at the creation of the first clocks. >For that matter getting a purely digital display out of a mechanical clock is not diffucult either either. I don't know where I implied otherwise.