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Hoptroff's Atomic Watch: It Will Keep Ticking For A Thousand Years
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November 11, 2014
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2:05Now PlayingNov. 11 (Bloomberg) -- London watchmaker Hoptroff has unveiled their No.16 model, which is the first atomic wristwatch you can buy. At the center of the world's most accurate watch -- that loses barely a second per thousand years (in full atomic mode) -- is an atomic timer developed by the U.S. Department of Defense. (Source: Bloomberg)
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