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Absolutely, get a G-Shock. But get one which radiosyncs. Most phones (and PCs), although synced by internet, reliably lag between one and two seconds. My synce
by interfixus 4y ago
Absolutely, get a G-Shock. But get one which radiosyncs. Most phones (and PCs), although synced by internet, reliably lag between one and two seconds.
My synced G-Shock is always correct to within better than one tenth of a second, that is, to the limit of observability. Solar powered, too, so it's just an utterly reliable black box. My favourite gadget by far.
- shirro 4y agoRadio syncing isn't available in my country (no local transmitter and too remote to pick up other countries) so phone sync is preferable for me.
- dbttdft 4y ago> Most phones (and PCs), although synced by internet, reliably lag between one and two seconds. NTP isn't nearly that inaccurate.
- interfixus 4y agoNo, of course it isn't. I said most phones (and PCs). Clients often seem to lag that second or two, reason unknown, but I've always assumed due to software bloat, unstrictfulness, and indirection.