OK.. So we're moving back in electrical technology....
But what about mechanical?  Could modern technology get a substantial (>order 
of magnitude) improvement over 19th century chronometers (either pendulum or 
balance wheel or whatever).  I know there's some really good quartz fiber 
torsional spring schemes, but I think they still need electrical means to keep 
them moving and to read it out.

So how good can one do with a mechanical, hydraulic, (or chemical, I suppose) 
system?  Let's assume it has to have a "direct" readout that is human readable 
by a causal bystander.  (this starts to sound like the 10,000 year clock or 
whatever it is..)
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