I never explained directly here how I use the #DecimalWatch.
I am not often converting between decimal and standard time. I just look out for significant events for which I have learnt decimal equivalents, like wake up, kids to school, work start, lunch, work end, etc. It is also nice to track roughly where I am in the progress of a day. There are other time sources at home and the office when I need precision, for meetings I have a calendar. A travel app takes care of public transport times.
![A decimal watch, with a white face and a single, long blue hand. It has a blue leather strap with white stitching. The wrist it sits on is relatively hairy.
The watch is branded Svalbard near the time and has small writing near the bottom that states "Decimal Time".
The major markings are numbered 01 through 00 (which is also equivalent to 10). There are 100 smaller markings, with every fifth one more significantly highlighted.
The showing time is just before 7.6, ≈ 7:59, which is 6:12PM [18:12] in normal time.](https://cdn.masto.host/velocipederidercom/media_attachments/files/111/246/344/007/827/693/original/e2be67f299d92fc6.jpg)
