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Hi, as the subject refers, what server do you guys use to base on when adjusting your watch, clock etc...? Then to check on your watch's accuracy?
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I use the clocks ( the red digital ones ) at Changi Airport... they have to be correct.ROLEX. -
I just sync it to my hp which is automatically set to telco time.
Not for accuracy just for convenience.elusiveComment
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I use http:\\time.is
It has a big digital clock with seconds shown. I think it is synchronized with atomic clock too.Comment
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For those that have GPS, you can use the time & date from it. It uses the time & date from the satellite, which is a close representation of the atomic clock.Comment
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I use my phone telco time.
Sometimes forgotten, but always contactable. Darkangel (2007-2014)Comment
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Why don't we have a clock on the sg-roc home page?!
Watches are like potato chips - You never stop at one
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I don't find it accurate as the update speed depend on your PC and network speed.
Originally posted by pegasi View PostWhy don't we have a clock on the sg-roc home page?!Comment
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Hi, am new here.
I have been using gps time as reference, but lately been trying out ntp time.
Previously i have tried using phone time but found that to be inaccurate too due to periodic updating. I actually saw the phone time jump a couple of secs during the update.
Just last year, i was so caught up with time monitoring coz my 5yr old daily wear explorer 2 had been drifting faster. after service, now a couple ofmonths on, i still think its running faster than cosc specs, and i'm starting to doubt my ntp references again.Comment
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I only follow the time on my iPhone :P
No need to be so accurate la!"Oh enjoying the thrill of the chase is fine. Craving the distraction of the game, I sympathize entirely. But sentiment, sentiment is a chemical defect found in the losing side."Comment
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PC clock time not good enough? hehRolex SubC 116610 LVComment
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