Glossary

Atomic clock's refers to a highly accurate timekeeping mechanism that utilizes the oscillations of atoms to measure time. Atomic clocks are based on the principle of atomic resonance, typically using the vibrations of atoms such as cesium or rubidium. These clocks are extremely precise, with accuracies reaching one nanosecond per day, which is equivalent to one second every 2.7 million years. Atomic clock technology is often utilized in conjunction with radio signals or satellite synchronization to ensure accurate timekeeping. By incorporating atomic clock technology, watches can maintain exceptional time accuracy, making them reliable and highly sought after by those who require precise timekeeping.