Abstract: A timepiece with a computer based clock (2), in which time is represented on a display (1) in an analog fashion, constructed such that in order to enlarge the scope of time information on the display (1) additional information relating to the progress of time can be shown in a preferably continuous, i.e. dynamic way.

Abstract: An event-module is, on its lowest logical level, a universal instrument for measurement and storage of times, intervals, periods, time series and durations. It permits codification of personal and external events by means of time-marks and makes them accessible in the course of their realization. It permits the possibility of analyzing the serial structure and the correlation in time of these events in a most general way. The evolution of the present can instantaneously be compared with the anticipation of the future by use of external time-marks. Further, the introduction of a programmable dialog-logic which enables the user to find answers to specific questions of, e.g., his personal experiences is disclosed. The module helps in decisions and is not only a measurement device, but also a partner. Likewise, the module can act as an opponent of the user and e.g. sophisticated games may be played.