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and no mention of SEIKO for inventing the quartz movement.......................

the big bang is BS

Th intro was kinda funny....everything began with an explosion...You mean everything began with GOD, right?

Breguet made a wrist watch 100 years before cartier did. Odd not to mention that.

you forgot to mention john harrison

Do you know what time it is ? Yep, its party time ( work time).😂😂

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Hahaha... What exploded 13 billion yrs ago..? That's silly. The only reason mankind is able to create timekeeping devices is because of God's brilliant design. Random chance doesn't cut it.

Great video, very informative

Very good and interesting. I've seen many videos about watches and I like How much this one is to the point.

Now, according to Webb, we are not even sure if there was a big bang.

Do you have time for this comment? Perhaps it really IS later than we imagined. Time is speeding up. Do you perceive it? This is prophecy being fulfilled ( in real time 😂 ). If you've had an experience of late where the thermometer doesn't seem to align with your perception... well that's another discussion. Fullness ( greater /outside of 3 dimensional time) is found IN Jesus who is savior. His love is great and indeed Greatest of all. He pays in full the penalty for our sins. He died, was buried and rose again to pay in full the penalty for our sins. Believe in Him to be saved. Then The Holy Spirit comes and breathes life and life more abundantly into us. Time breathes in as a quality as well as chronological. This quality stays as does The Prince of peace. Trials and difficulties will come, but they will be infused with Light and encouragements. Blessings! Bryan

This is inaccurate by far, it doesn’t mention the first watches (the egg) that used a chain driven system in the 13th century. These were the foundation of pocket watches or any watches we know now.

It was really very interesting to watch! Thank you for that!

3:05 I suspect this is the origin of inspiration for and original function of the menorah.

Time.... 🤔💭⏳🌟☁ 3:33 3:54 trf 4:23 GG 4:43

Imagine thinking we know what happened 13 billion years ago. Only ego leads a man to that. God is the answer

The funny this is that I've gotten the opportunity to use a cesium clock, I work with Satalite communication in the army and we use them for our fixed Satalites

8 bones in your wrist and 19 bones in your hand . The light from the sun travels to this planet in 8 minutes and 19 seconds. Thank the creator The Sovereign Lord Of The Universe . Ref: Quran chapter 74 The cloaked one .

The swinging pendulum on the clock wasn't synced perfectly and it bothered me hahah

Interesting

I'm actually quite shocked and amazed that pocket watches were invented by a dude born in the 1400's.

It would seem that watches are an easy invention. But it has such a long history. I wonder of the human mind.

Logic is not correct - Right hand 4 fingers into 3 sections - 12 correct On left hand ,This 12 taken to other4 fingers- 48 48+ 12 = 60

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Get your facts straight.

great

I think these videos are important in teaching how hard it is, how much work and intelligence it takes to create even the ancient forms of things we take for granted. Nobody in the modern world is smarter, we just have systems to build on the works of the geniuses before.

And the sun reliant on it as well... furthermore if heat rises then why is it so hot our crust!???? Why do we have to look up to see what's beneath?!!!! So ?? The nuclear plants are..... stealing time from time and stashing it ???? Ummm wtf

Wristwatches were originally made for women as they didn't have pockets for carrying pocket watches. It was only during the war that wristwatches became a more practical timekeeping solution for soldiers.

*_Turn the subtitles on at _**_2:35_*

This is nothing short of bafflingly interesting

Thanks bro

It’s 5:00 pm

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Nicely explained thnkx

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May 18, 2022 - I enjoyed your well done video very much. If you create a "Part 2" maybe mention a couple of things: The French once tried to metric time keeping, proposing 100 seconds to a minute and 100 minutes to an hour. The Japanese used temporal time, meaning the length of hours changed by the season . In 2022 plus, the strive for time pushes on with thinner automatic watches and an even more accurate "Optical Clock" proposal, working with a laser cooled Mercury ion! Take your time and take care!

i appreciate this video bro.. I just suddenly got curious abt watches so ur video really helped me satisfy my curiosity! tysm!!

Dude! Well done! We definitely owe you a beer! Best of luck!

Wednesday, April 13, 2022 CE 02:43 EST My idea for a clock would have been this: 1) A luminescent rock next to the leg of a sundial 2) Time markings on the leg of the sundial, fewer of which you see as the rock's glow decays through the night It's like a thermometer but probably more accurate and easier to make from scratch

extremely poor explanation, no knowledge

Great video! Thank you!!

Galileo made great strides in improving upon telescope design, but he didn't invent the telescope.

Very good video, right to the point

What about ottomans clock towers, they build those old things all over balkans and Anatolia

Wow,This is so cool and the explanation is super good,I shared this in my science class and my teacher loved it ☺️

The water clock part was way too brief. Ctesibius' inventions very much deserve to be mentioned.

Great video! Thank you! :)