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You can always use a circle (as with current watches) and just add the number of hours per day (does not matter if it is 12 or 10). You could probably quite ea
by telmich 13y ago
You can always use a circle (as with current watches) and just add the number of hours per day (does not matter if it is 12 or 10).
You could probably quite easy relabel analog clocks to use SUT, btw...
- Scene_Cast2 13y agoNot quite what I meant. Lots of watch faces play on the fact that 12 is divisible by 2, 3, 4, and 6. For example, take this [1] Ulysse Nardin watch. It has six nice "hexa"-markings (a common theme among watches). Some other watches go for the cross-hair (division by 4). Neither one of the styles would be possible with the 10 hour system. Note: those watches do not reflect my personal taste, they were just the easiest to find. [1] http://www.ulysse-nardin.ch/ulysse-nardin-webseite/uploadfiles/4d551f00-cda0-4bd3-97df-bb43fe6ed11b.jpg http://www.ulysse-nardin.ch/ulysse-nardin-webseite/uploadfil... [2] http://www.tissot.ch/imageslib/cache/2011/png/image225png_T002_520_17_051_01_png.png http://www.tissot.ch/imageslib/cache/2011/png/image225png_T0...