We had those clocks in the Diplomatic Telecommunications stations around the world. Very accurate and never remember having to reset one, except when came in on night shift and some dodo had reset it for Daylight Idiot time. They were always on GMT (ZULU time). Thankfully they hadn't set the world wide computer time. Can you imagine the confusion work wide if that had happened?

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From: Craig Roberts via CW <[email protected]>

Date: 1/9/22 4:24 PM (GMT-05:00)

To: [email protected]

Subject: Re: [CW] Ship Radio Room clock

Chelsea Clock in Chelsea, MA -- who made the original mechanical ship's
clocks -- offers a quartz radio room clock in both 6 and 8.5 inch sizes
in the traditional Bakelite cases. While the old mechanical time
keepers are much more desirable, the quartz ones are at least accessible
and affordable, (and keep time more accurately). I've had one in my
shack for many years. It loses about five seconds a year.

https://www.chelseaclock.com/radio-room-clock-8-5-dial

73,

Craig, W3CRR

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