seven watches in a day
five watches plus two dog watches totalling seven watches in a day in nautical time.
There are five watches of four hours each plus two dog watches of two hours each in nautical time for duty.
There is a big difference between modern day watches and older watches. Specifically, older watches were usually of a better quality because they were made with nicer materials. New watches tend to be made of cheap parts that fall apart after a short period of time.
Day light would still last the amount of time. Watches and clocks do not control time periods. The same amount of sunlight would be the same wherever you live as well as the night time. That is how it was thousands of years ago before there were any watches or clocks.
As an approximation, the circumference of the earth is 24,000 miles. There are 24 hours in a day (but there are actually more than 24 time zones as there are some 1/2 hour divisions). Ignoring this, there are thus approximately 24,000/24 hours = 1000 nautical miles per hour of time zone.
Oceanauts makes seapro watches, they are the best for day to day use
So-called "atomic wristwatches" keep the best time. They keep time as well as quartz wristwatches during the day, and they receive radio transmissions at night with the correct time. All "quartz wristwatches" keep excellent time -- they drift less than 15 seconds a month when they are worn (kept close to body temperature) -- even low cost watches well under $30. Analog quartz watches and digital quartz watches have the same accuracy. Mechanical watches are not as accurate as quartz watches.
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In 1918, a Swiss watchmaker named sand slave
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People who can't tell the time of day from the possition of the sun in the sky, and don't like being late.Answer:Recent studies have shown that younger (under 30's people aren't buying watches as they already have several time sources at hands (cellphones etc.).That leaves watches as the purview of:older folks (for time information)people who see watches as a fashion statement (bling)people who see watches (the expensive types) as a power statementpeople working in environments (wet, acid, dusyty) that would destroy "soft" electronic devices