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As the audio titled "View this" begins, the distinct sound of a ticking clock fills the air, each tick resonating with the steady rhythm of time passing. The noise is reminiscent of a traditional watch, its hands meticulously tracing their ceaseless journey around the dial. The audio then draws attention to the second hand of the watch, also known as 'second-hand' or 'trotteuse'. You can perceive the subtle difference in the sound it makes, a soft, hurried ticking that is significantly quicker than the languid movement of the hour and minute hands. This second-hand, in its relentless pursuit of time, embodies the ceaseless march forward, each tick a gentle reminder of the fleeting nature of time. The audio ends, leaving behind an impression of a physical watch, its hands, particularly the second-hand, serving as an audible representation of time's relentless progression.