24-hour watch from a past era. The coolest accessory of those times, which is still useful today.
Agree, we have all long been accustomed to the standard 12-hour watches.
However, in conditions when it is difficult to understand whether it is day or night, such a watch can be the most useful.
It was for people who were forced to constantly be in such conditions that they began to produce analog watches Raketa, which showed the time in a full 24-hour format - from 0 to 24.00.
Later, the use of this 24-hour mechanism spread to watches for submariners and astronauts. After all, they also work in extreme conditions and need reliable watches that allow them to distinguish day from night.
In addition, these Raketa also helped the inhabitants of the distant lands of the vast country - the Arctic. In places where it sometimes gets dark as early as 12 noon, such a clock with a 24-hour marking made it possible to understand whether it was night or day, six o'clock in the evening or in the morning, at any time during daylight hours.
Agree, we have all long been accustomed to the standard 12-hour watches.
However, in conditions when it is difficult to understand whether it is day or night, such a watch can be the most useful.
It was for people who were forced to constantly be in such conditions that they began to produce analog watches Raketa, which showed the time in a full 24-hour format - from 0 to 24.00.
Later, the use of this 24-hour mechanism spread to watches for submariners and astronauts. After all, they also work in extreme conditions and need reliable watches that allow them to distinguish day from night.
In addition, these Raketa also helped the inhabitants of the distant lands of the vast country - the Arctic. In places where it sometimes gets dark as early as 12 noon, such a clock with a 24-hour marking made it possible to understand whether it was night or day, six o'clock in the evening or in the morning, at any time during daylight hours.