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It tells you for how long the time displayed by the watch is valid. If a watch loses ten seconds per day, in a month it will be about five minutes off. The obj
by matheusmoreira 8mo ago
It tells you for how long the time displayed by the watch is valid. If a watch loses ten seconds per day, in a month it will be about five minutes off.
The objective is to minimize this number as much as possible. The open source sensor watch has a temperature sensor and software which turns it into a temperature compensated quartz watch. Mine loses time every year instead of every day or every month.
- coredog64 8mo agoPractically speaking, unless you only own a single mechanical watch you really only care about the per day loss.
- myself248 8mo agoYou know what they say. Man with one clock, always knows what time it is. Man with two clocks, never quite sure...
- tylerjaywood 8mo agoThis is my motto (data engineer frequently dealing with "but this source says...")
- matheusmoreira 8mo agoAre there reasons to worry about the accuracy of a watch one is not actively using?