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    Re: Watches as chronometers
    From: Bill B
    Date: 2013 May 31, 14:35 -0400

    On 5/31/2013 1:11 AM, Gary LaPook wrote:
    > Using only one watch with the largest error, 40 seconds, would
    > resulted in a 10 minute of longitude error. Using the average of
    > all three watches would have produced an error of only one minute
    > of longitude, not bad for fifty-one dollars worth of watches
    > after more than three and a half years.
    
    Being it is you I am almost embarrassed to ask, but did you factor leap
    seconds into your computations?
    
    Bill B
    

       
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