The minute and hour hands of a watch meet every 65 minutes, despite the theoretical calculation suggesting they should meet every 720/11 minutes. The relative velocity of the minute hand is 12 times that of the hour hand, allowing it to gain 1.5 degrees over the hour hand each minute. This results in the minute hand gaining approximately 5/11 minutes over the hour hand in the 65-minute interval. Consequently, the watch effectively loses time, as the hands do not align as expected. Understanding this discrepancy is crucial for accurate timekeeping.