when we look at the more expensive Automatic watches, the "second" hand will move about 5 or 4 steps per second. The Quartz type of watch, on the other hand, will move second by second. So I realized that on Windows Vista's sidebar gadget, every one of the 8 clocks are Quartz type. Since Automatic watches are the more expensive type... and some people may prefer the second hand to move several steps per each second, I wonder if there is Microsoft or Third Party clock that will move like the Automatic watch's way? Thanks.
I don't know about an automatic clock for Vista. But you do know you can keep your clock synced into the time servers available out there. Bob "liketofindoutwhy" wrote in message news:55c3d8b5-048d-4d14-900c-d75e43be48da@v13g2000pro.googlegroups.com... > when we look at the more expensive Automatic watches, the "second" > hand will move about 5 or 4 steps per second. The Quartz type of > watch, on the other hand, will move second by second. > > So I realized that on Windows Vista's sidebar gadget, every one of the > 8 clocks are Quartz type. Since Automatic watches are the more > expensive type... and some people may prefer the second hand to move > several steps per each second, I wonder if there is Microsoft or Third > Party clock that will move like the Automatic watch's way? Thanks. >
Hi, You can look through some of these here: http://gallery.live.com/results.aspx?pl=1&bt=1&q=clock -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com "liketofindoutwhy" wrote in message news:55c3d8b5-048d-4d14-900c-d75e43be48da@v13g2000pro.googlegroups.com... > when we look at the more expensive Automatic watches, the "second" > hand will move about 5 or 4 steps per second. The Quartz type of > watch, on the other hand, will move second by second. > > So I realized that on Windows Vista's sidebar gadget, every one of the > 8 clocks are Quartz type. Since Automatic watches are the more > expensive type... and some people may prefer the second hand to move > several steps per each second, I wonder if there is Microsoft or Third > Party clock that will move like the Automatic watch's way? Thanks. >
