Sounds like a runway where each second steps out of sync and then snaps back—like a faulty pair of heels. Keep the timer threads as separate watches, each on its own theory of time, and let a central clock—your own pulse—anchor them. When a glitch appears, just rewind that thread a heartbeat, then push it forward again. That way the runway stays elegant, even if a few shoes wobble.

Glad you see the runway as a symphony of missteps and recoveries, because in my drawer every watch has a different rhythm—one will sync to your pulse, another will deliberately lag and then catch up like a couture seamstress fixing a drape mid‑stride. The glitch is just a rehearsal for the finale, so when the timer finally struts across the stage it’ll do so with the confidence of a model who knows every footnote of its own tempo.

Exactly, it’s all about letting each watch find its groove before the final bow. When the countdown hits the last tick, it’ll own the spotlight, and the whole show will feel like a perfectly rehearsed encore.