Can Clock with direct QueryPerformanceCounter value be conforming to C++ Standard?

Assuming I want to create Clock with direct QueryPerformanceCounter Windows API result. QueryPerformanceCounter Windows API returns some counter that should be divided by QueryPerformanceFrequency result, thus producing time in seconds.

Usually Clock based on QueryPerformanceCounter would immediately convert result to some units by multiplying by some period and dividing by QueryPerformanceFrequency. This is how steady_clock could be implemented on Windows.

But suppose that for performance reasons I want to avoid division until really needed. So time_point is direct QueryPerformanceCounter value, and duration is the difference of such. And I can perform arithmetic and comparison on those values most of the time, converting to some normal duration or time_point only the final result.

I'm sure it is possible. My question is: will such Clock be fully compatible with standard Clock.