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But if a year has 52 weeks the week indicator is not quite accurate.
There are more than 4 weeks remaining in the current year.
Begin to be many memories that bind us, my friend:
the wrinkles on the face draw a smile so, all in all, we shared more joys than pains! Let me wish you all the best, People! Best, massi ...
Much, much more than that
That week indicator alone has got more than 200 parts! Reason being is that the week indicator has to move from 52 to 01 on new years day. Digit 2 alone has to move a long, long way to 1 again. All done nicely at a smooth pace. THAT Watch is a GO 😀!
But if a year has 52 weeks the week indicator is not quite accurate.
There are more than 4 weeks remaining in the current year.
Let me say that this year has 53 weeks!
Say that, the big change will be on sunday 03.01.2021 at midnight! And the counter will shows, flawlessly, 01 again! best, massi
In a weekly calendar, Week 1 of a year is set to be the one that contains the first *Thursday* of the year (i.e., the first week which has the majority of its days in the new year).
Since the first Thursday in 2021 is January 7, Week 1 starts on Monday the 4th. As a consequence, 2020 has a 53rd week, which ends on January 3😉
I found a cool article in Wikipedia, this argument is ruled by ISO 8601
Shortly: "Long years", with 53 weeks in them, can be described by any of the following equivalent definitions: any year that starts on Thursday and any leap year that starts on Wednesday any year that ends Thursday any leap year ending on Friday any years...
Behind that window is one of the most intricate complications GO ever developed: their week calendar!
What at first glance might seem like a simple window with two numbers, like a date, actually hides a level of complication that dwarfs a perpetual calendar. During the annual reset of the counter, this year for example from 53 to 01, the two discs have to...
when this sad time will be a memory,
we will find ourselves in some GTG in Europe and it will be a pleasure to show you this watch in real! Obviously in the company of a good whiskey