The explanation of this phenomenon in parapsychologists is often as follows: a dying person releases powerful psychic energy, which leads to a stop of the clock. Physicists, in turn, did not think to be silent and voiced their version: As a rule, a person wears a metal watch on his left hand, and in addition, if the strap is iron or leather, then all this becomes an integral part of his electromagnetic field.
The watch becomes part of the electrical circuit and plays the role of grounding. The energy of the human body flows into the mechanism of the watch on the hand. The part (collecting energy) performing such a role is called a plug or terminator in electronics. After about two months of wearing the watch, they take the charge of the field of their owner and are fed by it, and therefore after the death of the owner, the watch is deprived of the energy of his field and also stops.
King Louis XIV of France received an exquisite watch from the famous Dutch master Christian Huygens as a gift. The clock ran perfectly until 1715, and on September 1 at 7.45 o'clock stopped for no apparent reason - this was the time of Louis' death. The mysticism of time - no one else has ever been able to start the clock again.
George Freyes of Pennsylvania 4.12. In 1887 he wrote a letter to his brother living in Michigan, looked at his brother's watch. He noticed that the clock was stopped, he took out his pocket watch and saw that his brother's clock had stopped only a few minutes earlier, at 9:45 pm. George wanted to move the hands, but at that moment the watch face flashed with a strange light. The next day he received a telegram announcing the death of his brother. After receiving a letter later where it was confirmed that the brother died in the evening at exactly 9.45.
The mystic of time - Judge from Washington Jerry Wilson woke up early on the third night when his old clock had stopped. In the morning, the news came that his friend, who gave the watch, died at 2 o'clock at night.