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  3. The web clock regularly synchronizes with time servers of the Hong Kong Observatory. No time will be displayed if network connection is lost. The clock will resume automatically upon re-establishment of network connection. This web clock is designed for use in Hong Kong only. Its accuracy is affected by network latency. This effect may become ...

  4. Do you want to know the accurate time in Hong Kong and the world? Check out the web clock from the Hong Kong Observatory, the official timekeeper of the city. You can switch between English and Chinese interfaces, and see the atomic clock time from the Observatory. The web clock is your reliable source of time synchronization.

  5. Synchronization by the Hong Kong Observatory standard time can be performed by the following four methods: By using the Web Clock of the Hong Kong Observatory. By listening to the 6-pip time signals broadcast by RTHK. By using the Dial-a-weather System. Dial (852) 1878200.

  6. The Hong Kong Observatory operates a Network Time Server to enable synchronization of computers with the Hong Kong Observatory standard time. The public can now access the time service through the Internet Time Server of the Observatory at stdtime.gov.hk. The server supports NTP, SNTP, Time and Daytime internet protocols.

  7. The Hong Kong Time Service: The Hong Kong Observatory's time service is based on the Caesium beam atomic clock with an accuracy of fractions of a microsecond a day. Such a level of accuracy is important to scientists, industrialists and other professionals whose work requires it.

  8. Hong Kong Standard Time. The Hong Kong Observatory is the official timekeeper in Hong Kong. The Observatory maintains Hong Kong Standard Time using a Caesium beam atomic clock with an accuracy of better than 0.01 millionth second a day and by regularly exchanging time information with the Bureau international des poids et mesures (BIPM), the ...

  9. Today, the Observatorys time service is based on the caesium beam atomic clock. The latest generation of caesium beam atomic clocks is the product of 40 years of technological evolution since the first caesium beam atomic clock acquired in 1980. Nowadays, it has an accuracy within 0.01 millionths of a second per day. 銫原子鐘40年. Watch on.

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