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Swatch Internet Time

1,000 .beats a day · one world, no time zones (1998)

A 1998 Swatch invention splitting the day into 1,000 .beats with no time zones — one global time, measured from Biel, Switzerland — meant to coordinate the early internet. It never caught on.

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