Full Idea
Both Newton's First and Second Laws of motion make implicit reference to equal intervals of time. For a body is moving with constant velocity if it covers the same distance in a series of equal intervals (and similarly with acceleration).
Gist of Idea
Newton needs intervals of time, to define velocity and acceleration
Source
report of Isaac Newton (Principia Mathematica [1687]) by Robin Le Poidevin - Travels in Four Dimensions 01 'Time'
Book Reference
Le Poidevin,Robin: 'Travels in Four Dimensions' [OUP 2003], p.8
A Reaction
[Le Poidevin spells out the acceleration point] You can see why he needs time to be real, if measured chunks of it figure in his laws.