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Why Are Watch Commercials Always 10 10. The hands are invariably going to be set to 10:10, or very close to it, and as it turns out, this is something that might actually make you more inclined to buy the watch. Have you ever wondered why almost every watch advertisement features the time set to 10:10? It seems a tad odd, but it's also true: Behind the subliminal message is a phenomenon called pareidolia. Clocks and watches were initially set to 10:10 back in the 1930s or 40s for a few related reasons, but they all come down to one simple. Take a look at advertisements for traditional watches (you know, the ones with the rotating. Is it just a coincidence, or is there a deeper. As reported by realclear science, researchers explored the idea that displaying the time of 10:10 sold more watches than other. Ever wonder why watch ads always display the same time, 10:10, and why apple's new watch is a minute early?

Take a look at advertisements for traditional watches (you know, the ones with the rotating. Have you ever wondered why almost every watch advertisement features the time set to 10:10? Ever wonder why watch ads always display the same time, 10:10, and why apple's new watch is a minute early? Clocks and watches were initially set to 10:10 back in the 1930s or 40s for a few related reasons, but they all come down to one simple. Is it just a coincidence, or is there a deeper. As reported by realclear science, researchers explored the idea that displaying the time of 10:10 sold more watches than other. It seems a tad odd, but it's also true: The hands are invariably going to be set to 10:10, or very close to it, and as it turns out, this is something that might actually make you more inclined to buy the watch. Behind the subliminal message is a phenomenon called pareidolia.

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Why Are Watch Commercials Always 10 10 The hands are invariably going to be set to 10:10, or very close to it, and as it turns out, this is something that might actually make you more inclined to buy the watch. The hands are invariably going to be set to 10:10, or very close to it, and as it turns out, this is something that might actually make you more inclined to buy the watch. Take a look at advertisements for traditional watches (you know, the ones with the rotating. Have you ever wondered why almost every watch advertisement features the time set to 10:10? Is it just a coincidence, or is there a deeper. Clocks and watches were initially set to 10:10 back in the 1930s or 40s for a few related reasons, but they all come down to one simple. It seems a tad odd, but it's also true: Ever wonder why watch ads always display the same time, 10:10, and why apple's new watch is a minute early? Behind the subliminal message is a phenomenon called pareidolia. As reported by realclear science, researchers explored the idea that displaying the time of 10:10 sold more watches than other.