SPRING EQUINOX
Spring is here and the YES WorldWatch V7 marks the time and date for it.
Based on latitude, longitude, time zone and DST system it employs astronomical algorithms to calculate it for where you are. The vernal equinox marks the start of the astronomical season of spring, when the sun passes directly above earths equator bringing nearly equal amounts of day and night across the planet.
The YES WorldWatch V7 marks the event with a checkered pattern in the outer dial and at the top of the hour it displays the time of equinox.
In the southern hemisphere it marks the time for autumn equinox.
The V7 also marks solstices and cross quarter days combining natural and man made time.
Check out www.instagram.com/yeswatch_official for a video showing watch display .
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Is there a way to look up the date and time of the next, say, equinox, on the watch?
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Is there a way to look up the date and time of the next, say, equinox, on the watch?
Tomorrow. A day earlier than usual because of leap year.
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Is there a way to look up the date and time of the next, say, equinox, on the watch?
No way to look up the next event.
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Is there a way to look up the date and time of the next, say, equinox, on the watch?
I guess you could manually set the watch to a date close to the event typically 3/21, 6/21, 9/21 and 12/21 and if it doesn’t hit try the dates next to it. Once you hit the correct date the solstice and equinox information will display. Not easy but if you absolutely must figure it out this will do it.