The soldering process was divided into two parts. First the bottom layer needed to be soldered, and then the top layer. Top Button Press: Wake up / Cycle between "Display Time", "Display Date", "Stopwatch" and "Alarm" modes. This is kind of a typical layout for binary watches. You see that on the top row, both the 2 and the 1 are lit up. You would add 2+1 to get 3. On the second row, you see that the 16 and the 4 are lit up. Add 16+4 to get 20. So the time here would be 3:20. Pretty simple. I first learnt binary as a kid at school and on a few (admittedly rare) occasions it has been useful to know it for my day job (since I work in IT). However these days, it is primarily just something I use to read my binary wrist watch.

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So, the most important change is that, now you can set up the time, date and year from the button. About temperature - the watch shows the temperature from -40 to +85 and if the temperature is in minus range, shows sign minus on first LED. If temperature goes beyond the limit, all LED's are off.

How to read a binary watch

Binary watches can come in more complicated sequences if you desire something a little more in-depth. Some binary watches have a third row to represent the seconds. This next watch pretty much perfectly matches what you would expect to see when hearing the phrase “binary watch”.