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STANDARD 24 Mark I High Noon |
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Mark I High Noon released 15th June 2010
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The 24 hour clock creates a dilema. Most of the time
people are used to dealing with 12 hour clocks, where midday is at the top
- in the "12 o'clock" position - and naturally 12 is the largest number on
the dial. With a 24 hour clock, if the largest number, 24, is put at the
top of the dial, then that space has to be associated with midnight, and
midday is relegated to the bottom of the dial - an unnatural place for most
people. The
Mark I High Noon
addresses this problem by putting the 12 at the top,
and the 24 at the bottom. Day time is in the top half of the clock, and
night time in the bottom.
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The
STANDARD 24 Mark I High Noon
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