Dr Lillian Gogo has a close relationship with time. She wears two black smart watches, one on each hand. Explaining why would require a whole other interview and would take all day, she tells me.
In short, though, one is a prayer watch, while the other is a regular watch and both are linked to her phone. That way, she is able to keep close tabs on time and on what she needs to do, such as, as I discover later, waking up at 2.30am to study.