With the massive uptake of smartphones, the wristwatch market has been strong as it once was. The watch market has recently begun to turn around with all the talk of smart watches such as the Samsung ...

Watch maker Bathys Hawaii has this week unveiled a new and very unique watch in the form of the Cesium 133 Atomic wristwatch which is expected to be available to purchase for $12,000 when its made ...

John Patterson is a humble watchmaker in Kauai, Hawaii, who, for the past five years, has been quietly making the world’s first consumer-level atomic watch. Let a thousand years pass and this watch ...

There are plenty of atomic watches available that can keep time accurately by receiving a radio signal from an atomic clock, but there hasn't ever been a true atomic wristwatch which boasts its own ...

With all the fuss over the recent influx of do-everything smartwatches, you would think that a new wristwatch that simply displays the time on an analog face wouldn't cause much of a stir. However, ...

A scientist has created the world's first true atomic wristwatch, packing a chip-scale atomic clock into a wearable carbon fibre case. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is CNET's science ...

If the current crop of smartwatches isn't to your liking, perhaps this truly smart watch on Kickstarter will fit the bill. It's called the Cesium 133 and is the world's first wristwatch powered by a ...

So, in 1967, another, far more uniform natural rhythm was used to again redefine the second: oscillations of the atom Cesium-133, which can be measured with an atomic clock. One second in the new time ...

Donald B. Sullivan, a physicist and chief of the time and frequency division of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, explains. When the cesium second was defined in 1967, it was based ...

Whether you sport a smartwatch or a Rolex, you likely believe the time your watch of choice tells you. We’re here to break it to you though: These timepieces are grossly inaccurate compared to the ...