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thx for observing...
It´s the same to me: It´s not a problem if it´s no instantaneous change (Lange never has one e.g.); but I want to know if it´s meant to be like this in the PRG...
I can only explain by the change mechanism of the minute counter by clockwise turning of the crown while anticlockwise changes the date. Perhaps this extra mechanism makes an instantaneous change impossible??
If it´s the same with your PRG (a litte moving of the date disk and then jump at half an hour later), I´m sure it´s normal with the cal. 60
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PanoRetroGraph date change question
I realized, that the Panorama-Date in the PanoRetroGraph does not change immediately at midnight, but starts to move 5 min. later a little bit and jumps at about 0:45. I just wonder why, because the PanoGraph has a jumping panodate as well as my Senator R...
HI. I have not stayed past midnight while observing
the date change on my PRG so I can't say but if it was the case on mine as well, it would not be a fuss for me. However if it is not meant to be, then I would like to know so that I can monitor and if the case, get it fixed to what it should be. I will tr...
thx for observing...
It´s the same to me: It´s not a problem if it´s no instantaneous change (Lange never has one e.g.); but I want to know if it´s meant to be like this in the PRG... I can only explain by the change mechanism of the minute counter by cloc...
The cal 65 in the PanoReserve also has . . .
. . . instantaneous date change-overs, to the best of my recollection, while at least some of the cal 90s don't. I'll have to check with Our Man in Glashütte for an explanation. Cordially, Art