Velociphile - No longer in the building
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Thanks My Friend.
I looked at slomo rate video of it so one can clearly see the 6 residence points. Yes it is true the device allows stoppage at any point, but the time measured will not linearly correlate with real time. I wonder why Journe chose these stop points of 5 22 etc they are somewhat arbitrary.
I will have to dig out from my HDD what I can on how this base movement is used in its shared application. I haven’t looked at this through several years of downtime from horology. Can anyone remember?
Velociphile
FPJ Centrigraphe movement - Foudroyante hand motion
Riddler's new purchase encouraged me to think about what is going on here. As far as I can tell from playing with this, it appears that the 100th hand is stopping at 1/6 s intervals. For each 1/6s interval the hand is still for 1/3 of the time and in moti...
I ve read the technicals right after our pal posted the
incoming thread,technically very interesting ,great that they set apart the time keeping and chrono your question i m tired to check at the moment.
Thanks My Friend.
I looked at slomo rate video of it so one can clearly see the 6 residence points. Yes it is true the device allows stoppage at any point, but the time measured will not linearly correlate with real time. I wonder why Journe chose these stop points of 5 22...
I'm fairly certain the hand impulses differ from example to example because of how it works
You're analysis is correct however - it does not measure the 1/100s linearly. In fact, the 1/100 scale can be arbitrarily replaced with a different number (like 1/50, or 1/200 etc). Let's revisit the basics of how it works again, so we can understand abou...