The data

I have a set of measurements taken over time:
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(*Ifthere'sabetterwaytoenterthistimestampdata,inquiringmindswanttoknow*)​​timestamps={TimeObject[{1,04}],TimeObject[{2,07}],TimeObject[{3,12}],TimeObject[{4,16}],TimeObject[{5,21}],TimeObject[{6,25}],TimeObject[{7,29}],TimeObject[{8,34}],TimeObject[{9,38}],TimeObject[{10,42}],TimeObject[{11,46}],TimeObject[{12,51}],TimeObject[{13,55}],TimeObject[{14,59}],TimeObject[{16,04}],TimeObject[{17,09}],TimeObject[{18,15}],TimeObject[{19,22}],TimeObject[{20,29}],TimeObject[{21,36}],TimeObject[{22,44}],TimeObject[{23,53}]};​​​​(*Sometestrunsarelongerthanothers,soIpaddedouttheshorterrunswithNull*)​​measurements1={0,1065,1420,1535,1615,2185,2470,2720,3210,3790,4450,5030,5190,5190,5650,6570,Null,Null,Null,Null,Null,Null};​​measurements2={0,710,710,1210,1540,1735,2170,2595,2950,3280,3885,4425,4755,5450,6110,6470,6995,7620,7850,7965,8185,8625};​​​​(*doublecheckthey'reallthesamelength*)​​Length[timestamps]==Length[measurements1]==Length[measurements2]
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Row[timestamps](*reprintoftimestamps,tobelegiblewhilegathering&enteringmeasurements*)
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Minute: 01:04
Minute: 02:07
Minute: 03:12
Minute: 04:16
Minute: 05:21
Minute: 06:25
Minute: 07:29
Minute: 08:34
Minute: 09:38
Minute: 10:42
Minute: 11:46
Minute: 12:51
Minute: 13:55
Minute: 14:59
Minute: 16:04
Minute: 17:09
Minute: 18:15
Minute: 19:22
Minute: 20:29
Minute: 21:36
Minute: 22:44
Minute: 23:53

And here’s what the data looks like

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pointList1=Thread[{timestamps,measurements1}];​​pointList2=Thread[{timestamps,measurements2}];​​DateListPlot[{pointList1,pointList2},PlotLegends{"first run, slot 3","second run, slot 3"}]
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first run, slot 3
second run, slot 3
The data is noisy; I’m guessing further runs of the experiment will smooth out some of the bumpiness.

How can I do this?

I suspect that there may be a standard model that fits the data well. It might even turn out to fit a linear plot. But it might also be some subtle curve hiding under the noise . So I'd like to overlay some models on top of the data .
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I’ve guessed the first approach I should probably test is LinearModelFit, but am unable to decipher the parameter list. I’ve tried a simple copy/paste of the basic example with less than stellar results:
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lm=LinearModelFit[pointList2,x,x]
LinearModelFit
:Number of coordinates (​1​) is not equal to the number of variables (​16​).
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LinearModelFit
Minute: 01:04
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Minute: 02:07
,710,
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Minute: 04:16
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Minute: 06:25
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Minute: 07:29
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Minute: 08:34
,2595,
Minute: 09:38
,2950,
Minute: 10:42
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Minute: 11:46
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,4425,
Minute: 13:55
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Minute: 16:04
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