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Non-hacking second of Hodinkee Milspec?
Dear All,
My Milspec finally arrived!
The watch looks good on wrist.
When I adjusted the time, found the second hand is non-hacking.
That surprised me, as I thought FF’s caliber has hacking second.
Took out my FF Barakuda immediately and found to be non-hacking as well.
Could other owners of this Milspec/ Barakuda confirm whether theirs are non-hacking too?
Couldn’t find this info on Blancpain website.
Thank you very much!
Henry
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Non-hacking second of Hodinkee Milspec?
Dear All, My Milspec finally arrived! The watch looks good on wrist. When I adjusted the time, found the second hand is non-hacking. That surprised me, as I thought FF’s caliber has hacking second. Took out my FF Barakuda immediately and found to be non-h...
The Military Milspec ( Vintage ) have hacking second.
They house the Cal AS 1361N, the same calibre you can find in the Tornek Rayville: ...
I was surprised to read about the hodinkee Milspec being non-hacking,
but that appears to be true. It’s not a problem with your particular timepiece. I’m not a fan of non-hacking movements
You can get it to "hack"...
If you turn the crown just slightly counter clockwise in the setting position, the second hand should stop in place while pressure is applied.
