I have made new test-code for check pure Timers. And they behave like I expect and everything is clear for me...
So It's seems that problem from my 1 test-code is related to network "magic".

test-code 2: pure timers 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use common::sense;
use AnyEvent;
use Data::Dumper;


sub do {
    my $iter = shift;
    my $cv = AnyEvent->condvar; 
    my ($n, $t, $d, $e);
    ($n, $t) = (AnyEvent->now,  AnyEvent->time);
    $d = $t-$n; 
    say "$iter start timer diff = $d, time = $t, now = $n";
    my $timer = AnyEvent->timer(
        after => 2,
        cb    => sub { warn "Timer\n"; $cv->send },
    );

    $cv->recv;

    ($n, $t, $e) = (AnyEvent->now,  AnyEvent->time, AnyEvent->time - $
+t);
    $d = $t-$n; 
    say "$iter got timer diff = $d, elapsed = $e, time = $t, now = $n"
+;
}

for (1..4) {
    &do($_);
    sleep(5);
    warn "\n";
}

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And result: 
1 start timer diff = 0.000634908676147461, time = 1427985442.36442, no
+w = 1427985442.36378
Timer
1 got timer diff = 7.31945037841797e-05, elapsed = 2.00119400024414, t
+ime = 1427985444.36561, now = 1427985444.36554

2 start timer diff = 5.00071620941162, time = 1427985449.36625, now = 
+1427985444.36554
Timer
2 got timer diff = 0.000667810440063477, elapsed = 0.00254702568054199
+, time = 1427985449.3688, now = 1427985449.36813

3 start timer diff = 5.00153064727783, time = 1427985454.36966, now = 
+1427985449.36813
Timer
3 got timer diff = 4.67300415039062e-05, elapsed = 0.00129199028015137
+, time = 1427985454.37095, now = 1427985454.3709

4 start timer diff = 5.00066781044006, time = 1427985459.37157, now = 
+1427985454.3709
Timer
4 got timer diff = 0.000627279281616211, elapsed = 0.00244379043579102
+, time = 1427985459.37401, now = 1427985459.37338

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1 - timer invoked exactly after 2 sec of real time
2 - timer set when internal time and real time has 5 sec lag. So timer invoked immediately.
3..4 like 2 iteration

But Im still interested in my first test-code... just for self-education.

In reply to Re^4: AnyEvent timers by EV by bash
in thread AnyEvent timers by EV by bash

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