cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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Speaking as a quartz watch nerd, I enjoyed these articles
I have had several of the watches & clocks mentioned, and a few others.
Citizen Chronomaster
Grand Seiko High Accuracy (denoted by single star on dial)
Another one
The second generation Quartz Astron (before Astron name was dedicated to the radio/satellite watches) the case is titanium / ceramic
Astron Movement; notice the adjustment provisions down at bottom right of movement
The Longines VHP (very high performance?)
Another one
The second generation Quartz Astron (before Astron name was dedicated to the radio/satellite watches) the case is titanium / ceramic
Astron Movement; notice the adjustment provisions down at bottom right of movement
The Longines VHP (very high performance?)
My Glashutte marine chronometer clock (exploded views)
My reference clock driven by satellite broadcast (external antenna on roof) as accurate as we civilians can get (aka legal time).
Cazalea
Early quartz chronometry (3 part article series)
Submitting three long-form articles of mine tracing the first era of quartz timekeeping, which ran from 1927 to around 1975: The defining feature of this first era was that, like balance wheel and tuning fork chronometry before it, the rate precision was ...
Speaking as a quartz watch nerd, I enjoyed these articles
I have had several of the watches & clocks mentioned, and a few others. Citizen Chronomaster Grand Seiko High Accuracy (denoted by single star on dial) Another one The second generation Quartz Astron (before Astron name was dedicated to the radio/sate...
Very interesting pieces incl that glashutte and GPS!
I didn’t realize the extent to which you had collected quartz. Even the gen 3 VHP (very high precision). I have sent you a DM.