On my tests, the gnome-panel clock is displaying exactly what the
system's clock indicates, meaning this is not a problem with the gnome-
panel clock, but simply that the computer's internal clock might not be
synchronized with that of the other computer you're comparing it to.

You might try synchronizing all your computers to the same time server.
On Ubuntu, use this command on a terminal:

sudo ntpdate pool.ntp.org

Make sure to synchronize your other computers to the same time server
(pool.ntp.org).

Please report back and let me know if after synchronizing all clocks to
an authoritative, reliable time source, they are still running out of
sync.

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Title:
  Panel clock is always exactly one second late

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