Yes, but the electron movement is also affected by pressure. The resonance frequency would change under different conditions. This difference is what we are measuring when we do all the time dilation experiments. Correct?
We measure time based off of atomic vibrations, so time dilation from gravity and velocity are nothing more than pressure applied to the atoms, slowing their vibrations.
This isn't an accurate measure of what we consider time, but more of a measure of the reaction of atomic vibrations under...