DEPARTMENT Atomic Clocks (NAPS)—There may be no time like the present to learn about atomic clocks and watches. These radio controlled timepieces are now available to everyone. Atomic watcheslisten to the world’s most accurate timekeeper, the U.S. Atomic Clock in Boulder, Col- orado. A businesstraveler flying from New York to Los Angeles doesn’t have to set his wristwatch three hours back when he arrives because the atomic watch he is wearing is self-adjusting. Atomic watches, accurate to one second in a million years, are popular amongtravelers because they are self-adjusting even for daylight savings and never need setting, report experts at R.C Precision, the nation’s leading online seller of atomic timepieces. Schools prefer using them as wall clocks because when they do, all classroom clocks are always in syne with each other and the recessbell. More information about atomic clocks and watches is available by visiting the R.C Precision Web site at www.reprecision.com.
