Is the watch fully wound again before you re-activated the chrono function?

May 03, 2021,07:54 AM
 

Given the chrono has been running for awhile before your notice, it may just be a power issue? Hope all the best!

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5170P issue

 
 By: Peter : May 3rd, 2021-07:50
when i wanted to put on the watch this morning i noticed that the chrono was running. i turned it off and hit the reset button. all fine. an hour later i wanted to reactivate the chrono but it just didn't restart anymore. the button feel is stilll as it u... 

Is the watch fully wound again before you re-activated the chrono function?

 
 By: Huei : May 3rd, 2021-07:54
Given the chrono has been running for awhile before your notice, it may just be a power issue? Hope all the best!

Have you been using the chronograph function often?

 
 By: DOCSF : May 3rd, 2021-15:47
I was told running the chronograph often could damage the CH 29 - 535 movement. It is only a few weeks out of warranty and Patek will put it right for you

Sounds like it

 
 By: dte2 : May 4th, 2021-02:59

A Patek training manager in the UK advised me not to run the chronograph permanently/often as it will cause premature wear of the movement.

 
 By: DOCSF : May 4th, 2021-07:43
That applies only to manual winding chronographs and not to self winding chronographs.

This movement has a lot of issues according to my watchmaker.

 
 By: Spangles - Dr. Tabby : May 3rd, 2021-22:29
I'm sure Patek will take care of you.

Time for PP service …

 
 By: Bokfu : May 4th, 2021-01:23
It happened to my 5990 (though it’s a vertical clutch vs lateral clutch on 5170). Sent it in for service and it’s all good. It will cost you both money and time (9 months in my case) for the service.