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Most likely....

 

....they won`t check their watch at all...


However, sometimes things goes wrong, be it fighter jets, Cessnas or a DA62s. Am aware that there are transponders for emergencies, but for a rough and remote emergency landing, crash or having to eject, the date (and day for that matter) would be useful. In particular, if survivors are injured, they can have memory lapses and easily loose track of time and day.
 
Thankfully not an experience I have been a part of, but I got seriously ill in a very remote area some years ago, and i drifted in and out of sleep and unconsciousness for days. I still don`t know for how long, belive 6 or 7 days, and I still don`t know the cause. It did convince me of the usefulness of day/date though. Injuries, illness or loosing track of days on a deserted island - from a sunk sailyacht, I`ll speak for the date.
 
Aesthetically not so much wink

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