While Roman numerals (unsurprisingly) date back to ancient Rome, they are used in many facets of society beyond the Super Bowl, including on clocks, watches and to identify kings, queens and popes.

While these clocks once served an important practical function for sailors, aristocrats, and weather enthusiasts, they are ...

According to the NFL, the big game used roman numerals starting with Super Bowl V ... For the NHL, the Stanley Cup clocks in at 34.5 pounds, and is the tallest of the bunch at 35.25 inches tall. The ...

According to the NFL, the big game used roman numerals starting with Super ... For the NHL, the Stanley Cup clocks in at 34.5 pounds, and is the tallest of the bunch at 35.25 inches tall.

We've got Roman numerals, which you can still see in a lot of places, like clocks. And coins too, the Romans made using coins to buy things popular throughout the whole of Roman Britain ...

Apple Watch Series 3 (left) showing Numerals Duo face and Apple Watch Series ... letting you choose between analog and digital clocks with a Windrunner-inspired design. It’s the most ...

Clocks made by the same company were also installed ... weighed about half a ton and was three feet in diameter. Roman numerals set in opal glass showed the hours, and the faces were illuminated ...