"If I told you this was a timepiece,
what time would you say it is?"

The Close Enough watch is an entirely new way of telling time. You don't have to decipher 9:12:34 or estimate the angle of hands that don't point to numbers. At a glance the Close Enough clock tells approximately where you are in the current (in this case 9th) hour, more quickly and efficiently than any other timepiece in the world.

Why is it easier? Most (not all) of us--most of the time--only want to know the time to the nearest 5-minutes. Yet both analog and digital clocks require the human to do the rounding-off. My clock does the rounding for you. Please, try a free program on the Download page.

If this way of telling time grows on you, I want to hear from you. (That's why I've written and published this program.) Cut and paste from Closenuf.exe's "About" box into your note as a record of the Close Enough Clock style you find most useful.

Appeal for Help

Unfortunately the watch, left, exists only as a .gif file. I am now developing the first tangible Close Enough timepiece, an alarm clock suitable for bedroom or office.

Also if you come to agree with me that the whole world should have this new style of telling time on its watches, night stands, and kitchen walls, contact me to offer your resources, your talents, or your energies towards producing a profitable product.

Happy "Close Enough" time telling.

Download page, ver. HH1.1

Testimonials page, from users.

Links page

Hal Harrison

Online since Aug. '98.