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The Weird Watch Mystery that Took 350 Years to Solve | Watchfinder & Co.

Jul 31, 2019 · 371.4K views

DescriptionEver been lying in bed, sick, staring up at the ceiling? You notice all sorts of things. Perhaps there’s a cobweb blowing about, or a crack in the corner that looks like a cat. For Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens, he noticed something strange: the two pendulum clocks on his wall, regardless of how they were set, wouMore
Ever been lying in bed, sick, staring up at the ceiling? You notice all sorts of things. Perhaps there’s a cobweb blowing about, or a crack in the corner that looks like a cat. For Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens, he noticed something strange: the two pendulum clocks on his wall, regardless of how they were set, would always sync up with each other. There are two mysteries to be solved here: the first is why Huygens had two clocks in his bedroom in the first place, and the second is why the pendulums kept syncing up. The first remains a mystery and always will, but the second? It took 350 years, but the answer was finally found—and F.P. Journe has used that answer to make its watches even more impressive. Featured Watches: F.P. Journe Chronomètre À Résonance 1499.3RT We know you want more watches…. click here: https://linktr.ee/watchfinder Shop now for F.P. Journe watches: https://www.watchfinder.com/F.P.%20Journe/watches Watchfinder is the number one place to buy, sell and exchange premium pre-owned timepieces. Discover more exceptional watches at http://www.watchfinder.com

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