World View Time clocks

presents
A Revolutionary New World Time Design that displays
"THE CHANGING FACE OF TIME™"
24/7 Worldwide Time™

TECHNO CONVENTIONAL WATCHES

These new designs can be easily retrofitted into many of the exitisting watch cases being manufactured today. All that is required is: the customized DUAL TIME SCALES, theWORLD TIME MAP, and a 12/24 hour quartz movement.

Model A
(Simplified Map)
Light blue phased to dark blue background displaying day time and night time

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Model B
(Simplified Map)
White background phased to black background displaying day time and night time

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Model C
(Simplified Map)
All White background displaying day time and night time

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Standard Map Options

Model A
(Standard Map)
Light blue phased to dark blue background displaying day time and night time

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Model B
(Standard Map)
White background phased to black background displaying day time and night time

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Model C
(Standard Map)
All White background displaying day time and night time

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FEATURES: These designs provide attractive, easy to read Analogue World Time at a glance.
USES: These designs function in Clocks, Watches and Manual World Time Indicators
BENEFITS: Useful for anyone wanting to know the time in any area of the world, when communicating by phone, fax, e-mail or on a chat line. Useful in the travel industry, international business, and the educational systems. This simple World Time design adds a timely feature to existing clocks and watches for today's ever shrinking world.
DESIGN: The design was created by developing a flat SOUTH POLAR projection of the earth. This projection was necessary because the earth is rotating clockwise from the SOUTH POLE and counter clockwise from the NORTH POLE. The 24 standard time zones were then color coded on the land areas, each time zone has it's own color coordinated hour indicator around the perimeter of the map. The map is rotated once a day by the means of a 24 hour quartz movement.

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