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  The Egyptians made the first sundial, in which the shadow formed by the staff indicates the hours throughout the day
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  in China a mechanical clock was developed that had a complex gear system and 60 buckets of water corresponding to 60 seconds
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  Water and sand clocks were developed in Babylon, Egypt and Judea.
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  division of the day in 24 hours based on the equinoxes and segmentation in 60 minutes, each with 60 seconds with the studies of the Greek astronomer Eratosthenes.
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  about 1200 in northern europe, but there are records in asia too
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  in Milan, the first public clock that marked the hours was erected
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  first pocket clocks unveiled, precursors of: spiral spring
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  from the studies of Galileo the pendulum clock was created
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  possibly created by santos dumont becoming popular at the end of the second world war
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  diffusion of quartz watches where mechanical vibrations of this mineral are used
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  the second was redefined as the duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of radiation resulting from the energy transitions of the cesium atom
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  first commercially launched using piezoelectric crystal, capable of generating electrical pulses at a constant frequency (usually 50 or 60 Hz
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  Advances in digital technology have evolved clocks