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October 1, 2013 05:53 pm GMT
While this watch may look goofy as all get-out, rest assured it holds an important spot in the history of timekeeping. It is one of the first "atomic" clocks that is accurate to a second every thousand years - provided the battery doesn't die. Called the Cesium 133 it's made by a small Hawaiian watch company called Bathys [Warning: Autoplaying audio]
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Watch Startup Bathys Creates An Atomic Clock For Your Wrist
While this watch may look goofy as all get-out, rest assured it holds an important spot in the history of timekeeping. It is one of the first "atomic" clocks that is accurate to a second every thousand years - provided the battery doesn't die. Called the Cesium 133 it's made by a small Hawaiian watch company called Bathys [Warning: Autoplaying audio]Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/f_ORBs0-VC4/
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