Does anybody really know what time it is? The Atomic Clock does! Atomic Clocks, also known as Radio Controlled Clocks, have built-in receivers that tune in automatically to the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Atomic Clock in Fort Collins, Colorado. These clocks are accurate to within ten billionths of a second and never need resetting. Atomic clocks generally synchronize on a nightly basis, and self-adjust to daylight savings. It's wonderful to have at least one clock in your home or office that's always exactly right. These quality time pieces keep accurate time anywhere, but can receive the NIST signal in the continental U.S. only.
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