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Wow, nice pictures and very impressive
Love the all black version. Which caliber is that again? Must be hard to adjust the movement like that? Thanks for sharing
Cal 100
I had to sharpen my smallest screwdriver, and the screw through the swan neck is parallel with the base plate which definitely is harder. I went from a tad slow to a tad fast.
TZ
Way back in the 90s, Timezone had an online watch making course run by Walt Odets. It came with tools and a movement to disassemble and then reassemble. It did not make me a watchmaker, but I learned enough to make simple adjustments to rate on a movement...
that is so cool. I hope to learn that one day. When you do these "basic" adjustment, are you able to adjust for the 5 or 6 position?
Not sure how the rate is adjusted by position - is it through the screw on the balance wheel or through the swan neck?
Positions
At the factory they adjust for 5 positions crown up, down, left, right, and dial up (I think). I simply adjust and wear for a day. I am at 4 for 24 hours against an atomic clock. That’s better than the -8 seconds before I started.
Congrats and enjoy it. The PP 5320 is my favorite perpetual calendar by far
Maybe one day it will join the collection!
