Hi, Dennis!! and SeeSat-L.... I have an old Bulova (about 20 years old!) which has red LEDs for a display. It eats batteries like my kids eat Frosted Flakes, but it works...and when set to the USNO master clock it stays within a second or so for better than a week. It reads HH:MM, and a button toggles the seconds. TTFN Geoff +=========================================================================+ | Geoff Chester grc@spica.usno.navy.mil Public Affairs Office | | US Naval Observatory | | (202) 762-1438 3450 Massachusetts Avenue, NW | | (202) 762-1516 (FAX) Washington, DC 20392 | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | "Each passing hour brings the Solar System 43,000 miles closer to the | | globular cluster M13 in Hercules; yet there are still some misfits who | | insist there's no such thing as progress!" -- Ransom K. Fern | +=========================================================================+ ____________________Reply Separator____________________ Subject: RE: Computer clocks. Author: <SeeSat-L@cds.plasma.mpe-garching.mpg.de> Date: 22-Jul-98 3:49 PM Along the same line of thinking... does anyone know of portable clocks and/or watches that give a digital time readout in red LEDs? Dennis Mammana Reuben H. Fleet Science Center San Diego, CA