I never noticed that. I haven't seen any clocks with roman numerals in a
while, the exception being a clock my grandmother gave my family which keeps
the numerals level to the ground, and because of that uses a "IV" instead of
a "IIII."

Although I don't see how you could confuse a IV with a VI, even on such a
watch. IV is the only number that comes between III and V! ;-)

"Marc Jacquier" <jac### [at] wanadoofr> wrote in message
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> > I don't have any reference to compare your image to, but it looks nice
to
> > me.
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> >BTW, when you decide to redo your numerals "IIII" shoud be "IV" ;)
>
> Hehe not on clocks, obviously you have no reference :-)
> I don't know why, but clocks are an exception, may be to avoid reading
> mistakes due to numerals rotation ?
> Marc
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