What remark does Brutus make that is an anachronism?

In Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," Brutus makes a remark about "the clock," which is an anachronism since mechanical clocks did not exist in ancient Rome during Caesar's time. This reference highlights the play's blending of historical context with Elizabethan elements, demonstrating Shakespeare's artistic license. Such anachronisms emphasize the timeless nature of the themes explored in the play, despite its historical setting.