msimhamb
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5146 Annual
I have the WG w/slate dial - an elegant watch to be sure. It is so understated at first glance, that it doesn't draw any attention, ever - just the way I like it.
Regarding the other responses, I understand the difference between annual and perpetual calendars. My question was more around how many days have been programmed into Feb for the 5146 (30 or 31?).
This message has been edited by msimhamb on 2008-03-12 07:01:53
5146 Date Change
My 5146 changed this morning from Feb 29 to Feb 30 instead of Mar 1. I was under the impression that Feb was programmed for 29 days on the annual calendar, but I may be mistaken. Would appreciate any observations from other annual calendar owners on the F...
Thanks, is the 5146 programmed for 29, 30 or 31 days for Feb? nt
This message has been edited by msimhamb on 2008-03-01 07:43:26 This message has been edited by msimhamb on 2008-03-01 07:44:20
leap year changes require a perpetual calandar
The 3940 or more advance PP models will make the leap-year change as will any other perpetual calandar. Annual calandar watches require a manual change at the end of February cheers benio
Annual calendars
do not account for leap year and need to be changed manually. Perpetual Calendars will change "continually" or without interruption, hence the name/meaning, perpetual. The 5146 is a beautiful watch. Which model do have? I like the White gold with creme di...
5146 Annual
I have the WG w/slate dial - an elegant watch to be sure. It is so understated at first glance, that it doesn't draw any attention, ever - just the way I like it. Regarding the other responses, I understand the difference between annual and perpetual cale...
5146 is programmed for 30 Days in Feb
It skips the 31 date before midnight, moves to 1, then moves the month indicator to MAR.