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Lumberjact · 1 February 2017, 06:24 AM

Today, I was a bit disappointed to see that my Explorer was about 25 seconds slow, and then I tried to think when I last set it. It was when I last changed time zones - some 28 days ago. That works for me. And before someone chips in with factually correct details of the number of seconds in a day or how life is not lived to the second, let me be the first to say that accuracy of that level is simultaneously entirely unnecessary but utterly welcome! It makes me happy in a way I cannot quote understand.

1 February 2017, 06:24 AM	#1
Lumberjact "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Paris Watch: Explorer Posts: 446	Observation on accuracy Today, I was a bit disappointed to see that my Explorer was about 25 seconds slow, and then I tried to think when I last set it. It was when I last changed time zones - some 28 days ago. That works for me. And before someone chips in with factually correct details of the number of seconds in a day or how life is not lived to the second, let me be the first to say that accuracy of that level is simultaneously entirely unnecessary but utterly welcome! It makes me happy in a way I cannot quote understand. __________________ "Onto his wrist he slipped his steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual, the 34mm model, the date window its only complication; Bond did not need to know the phases of the moon or the exact moment of high tide at Southampton. And he suspected very few people did."

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