more likely to be a 12:00 and 1st of jan some years tbh, as more stopped clocks are stopped then.
What about the opposite way?
Only correct once a day?
Also December 31st 2016 because?
Ha- yes good point. Next time someone says even a stopped clock is right twice a day, I’m going to point out that wasn’t true on 10th March of my watch which is stuck at 2.30
what’s that about new year ??
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It’s when leap second adjustment happens, so you get repeated times then too
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Cos the earth is slowing down I think 
It was the last leap second. 31st December 2016
The first was in 1972 when I think there was one in June and one in December. It was also a leap year making 1972 the longest year? I think.
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Speeding up
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46BC was 445 days
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1972 longest year while Ive been alive then. 
I missed the June leap second though.
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