Electronics project site Hackhut user Badwolf recently bought several cheap mechanical watches from eBay. Inexpensive mechanical watches are known to gain or lose some time each day and he wanted an easy way to see how accurate his watches were. His Pentax GPS camera had an intervalometer that can take photos every minute for long periods of time. To check the accuracy of the watches he merely set the camera up in front of all three and took a photo per minute for 24 hours. More »
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Use a Camera to Check the Accuracy of Your Wristwatch [Video]
Use a Camera to Check the Accuracy of Your Wristwatch [Video]:
Electronics project site Hackhut user Badwolf recently bought several cheap mechanical watches from eBay. Inexpensive mechanical watches are known to gain or lose some time each day and he wanted an easy way to see how accurate his watches were. His Pentax GPS camera had an intervalometer that can take photos every minute for long periods of time. To check the accuracy of the watches he merely set the camera up in front of all three and took a photo per minute for 24 hours. More »



Electronics project site Hackhut user Badwolf recently bought several cheap mechanical watches from eBay. Inexpensive mechanical watches are known to gain or lose some time each day and he wanted an easy way to see how accurate his watches were. His Pentax GPS camera had an intervalometer that can take photos every minute for long periods of time. To check the accuracy of the watches he merely set the camera up in front of all three and took a photo per minute for 24 hours. More »
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