GNSS and satellite time
GPS week rollover
GPS broadcasts the time as a week number plus the number of seconds within that week. The original week number was 10 bits: after 1,024 weeks (about 19.7 years) the counter wraps back to zero, the so-called rollover.
Old receivers that do not handle the rollover may then show a wrong date even though the time within the day is still correct. Newer signals use a wider field.