TheMadDruid
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Let’s call this a Toric Tursday, just because.
Patrick’s post about watch accuracy and short duration testing leads to me to this:
The Toric PS is supposed to have a 60 hour power reserve. I tested that this week and found my watch meets this promise-in fact it ran for over 63 hours. My mission was accomplished.
I also noticed that the watch was very accurate, and consistent: it lost 3 seconds over the 63 hours and, just from observation and machine testing, it showed no discernible variations in rate.
This was a 60 hour test-that’s all. But since the Toric is a manual wind watch it should keep its accuracy and rate consistently. I think.
Enjoy your Tursday.
Let’s call this a Toric Tursday, just because.
Patrick’s post about watch accuracy and short duration testing leads to me to this: The Toric PS is supposed to have a 60 hour power reserve. I tested that this week and found my watch meets this promise-in fact it ran for over 63 hours. My mission was ac...
Good to know 👍🏻
And looks lovely on that strap, even if no pterodactyls were harmed in the making of it 😁 And what a cool globe 🌎
Thank you, K.
Although the strap is ankylosaurus the globe was molded from a pterodactyl egg. True fact.
Good info Druid.
It's been reported in the watch press over the years that Michel Parmigiani was fixated on chronometric accuracy so I'm not surprised by your excellent time-keeping results (even if 3 seconds variation over 63 hours is extraordinary). I'll let "Toric Turs...
