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Chronograph Stops in Planet Ocean Chrono
Hi,
I just bought a new "old stock" Planet Ocean Chronograph from a jeweler that is not an AD. The chronograph timer gets stuck when the hand reaches 14 seconds -- very strange. Furthermore, when this occurs, the watch stops keeping time too (everything just stops).
I tried searching this forum to see if this issue has some history, but could not find anything specific other than that there have been issues with the Calibre 3313.
Any ideas what the cause of this problem may be? Thanks in advance for your responses.
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