Big circles for hours, small outer circles for five minute intervals, centre LEDs represent the minutes. Even though I had never worked with them before, they seemed to be the perfect fit for this project, so I decided to use them. True binary clocks also exist, which indicate the time by successively halving the day, instead of using hours, minutes, or seconds. As time changes, so does Logo's display, morphing into imaginative shapes that show the time in a very simple way.

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Binary-Watch-SK contains: Binary-Watch Kit, plus a metal stencil, plus rubber squeegee, plus solder paste jar of 50 grams (good to solder 20-30 kits). I proceeded to use a thin pair of tweezers to place all of the components on their corresponding pads. For now though, I will continue to use this version of the watch and see how it holds up after extended use. Available in three bold metallic color tones and two LED colors, R75 is a beautifully designed, unique, high quality watch design.The first two columns represent the hour, the next two represent the minute and the last two represent the second. The goal was to maintain a clean and good-looking design by placing all of the components (except the LEDs of course) on the bottom layer.