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Two technical questions
Dear all,
May i ask 2 stupid questions ?
1) Is there any reason to avoid a big change of pressure in a small amount of time with a PP watch ? I assume this is not a problem as this is what happens in a plane... But I prefer to be sure (I ask because I will go to a huge cable car with more 10 000 ft difference between up and down)
2) can the time be set backward (just because the watch is 3 minutes in advance on the real time) ? On a 324 based perpetual.
Thanks
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Two technical questions
Dear all, May i ask 2 stupid questions ? 1) Is there any reason to avoid a big change of pressure in a small amount of time with a PP watch ? I assume this is not a problem as this is what happens in a plane... But I prefer to be sure (I ask because I wil...
its something I want to know too.
for q2, I read that it's recommended to ONLY go clockwise. reversing spoils something which I can't recall ATM. anyway hope more ppl post their views on tis
Answers.
1/ Yes. 2/ Yes, if you avoid the " danger zone ", which is between 9 PM and let's say 4 AM. Best, Nicolas.