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yep
I agree wholeheartedly, posts about accuracy and timekeeping are quite irrelevant and somewhat disturbing. I mean, who in their right mind buys an excellent watch just to have it keep good time, it's preposterous.
Taking it to visit the ancestors
I figure this is the appropriate watch to wear in Paris..... now if I could only get a good picture of it -a This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-10-16 03:37:30...
How does it>
aaron, Nice one to return to Paris with! I've wondered about such "new" movement layouts - how does it perform? Is the timekeeping also "normal" for a mechanical? Just like any Swatch Group movement? Regards, MTF
I've heard that they are very good timekeepers
Hi MTF, I've never put one on a timing machine myself, but according to the watchmakers I know that have they are very good timekeepers. The nice sized balance with a free sprung ovecoil hairspring helps of course. _john
A quick test
I happened to put it on a timer yesterday, although only face up. As i recall it measured +10sec/day, about 270deg and 0.1ms beat error. Very clean graph, just a straight line creeping up Aaron
