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I had the same
My Master Geo is similar but I noticed that it is less prone when a) more wound and b) as per your suggestion.
Tbh I think the range suffers a bit on the keyless works - I am picking mine up tomorrow after taking it in on warranty for an issue with the manual winding. Yet still I am in love with it such is the power of this brand and model 😂😂
Now I seem to have solved my problem with my JLC
As maybe some people remember, my JLC MC Sector dial chronograph behaves a little strange when I push in the crown. The minute hand jumps for half a minute when I push in the crown which is a little frustrating when I should sync the watch. Now I've notic...
I had the same
My Master Geo is similar but I noticed that it is less prone when a) more wound and b) as per your suggestion. Tbh I think the range suffers a bit on the keyless works - I am picking mine up tomorrow after taking it in on warranty for an issue with the ma...
A common problem, especially, it seems, on the cal. 75X watches
JLC should have corrected its design to remove this "slop" in the minutes hand when pushing in the crown. Somewhat pointless to emphasize 1000 hours control while letting this design "slop" go into production. I live with it, but I don't like it. Cheers, ...
Interesting that you mention this.
I noticed the exact same issue on the exact same watch this morning. I found the same solution as you describe works well.
This is one of my pet hates and thanks for bringing it up Jocke
all the more infuriating as it seems to pervade watch making at the high end. Handling the crown is one of the things that you do that puts you in intimate contact with the watch and how it responds affects your perception of quality accordingly. I always...
