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Team, Here's my De Ville that is COSC and Master Chronometer certified. From the provided web site, here are the METAS results for this watch: Type of test: Results Test limits FUNCTION OF COSC-APPROVED MOVEMENT DURING EXPOSURE TO 15,000 GAUSS (1.5 Tesla) MAGNETIC FIELD passed 15,000 gauss FUNCTION
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passed |
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passed |
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0.6 sec / day |
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3.4 sec / day |
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passed |
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3.6 sec / day |
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2.4 sec / day |
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passed |
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Note: 15,000 gauss=1.5 tesla.
I will be wearing it for one week and report the results later.
Stay tuned.
Cheers,
Nilo
Found it to be very impressive and exciting. I appreciate all the quality controls, etc. most good companies put their watches through before leaving the manufacture. However, I think Omega's taken it to a much higher level. Think about all the ways electronics can impact a watch's accuracy; how many times are we going through airport security, or working near a radio, computer, TV, etc. It matters a whole lot more that the mechanical watch keeps its accuracy in our highly charged environment ra
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