Michael O'Day ™
Black Pearl - Yemaya
With this premium diver's watch face you can keep track of the Sun and the Moon as they race each other across the sky each day to…
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- Published on Dec 17, 2019
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conedman
Micha3l....to be exact it's 6:08 am and a few of the other Yemaya's I have shows the sun in about the 6 o'clock position. In the Black Pearl the sun is at the 9 o'clock position. The moon is at the 7 o'clock position .
I need a little clarification please. Thanks. John
Michael O'Day ™
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Hey John. In this one the rotation of the Sun indicates the position of the Sun in the sky and rotates once per day. That is, at Solar Noon, the Sun will be at the top of the dial. At Solar midnight it will be at the bottom. The other more recent faces show solar time on a 12 hour scale ( and rotate twice per day ) - that is, the position of the sun indicates the true local time as determined by the position of the sun ( as opposed to the standard Civil/daylight saving time ). It is the time that a sun dial would show. In both the relative position of the Moon indicates the moon phase.
