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TSC Watch List
- Thread starter GearNoir
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GearNoir
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Really enjoying the “Japanese” style of wearing the band the opposite way for presentation. It took about a half day to get used to but isn’t as annoying as I thought it might be.
Anyone have a Cliff notes version of the ways to regulate watch accuracy? Was there something in how it’s put down overnight? Or is it only done through spring adjustment?
Really enjoying the “Japanese” style of wearing the band the opposite way for presentation. It took about a half day to get used to but isn’t as annoying as I thought it might be.
Anyone have a Cliff notes version of the ways to regulate watch accuracy? Was there something in how it’s put down overnight? Or is it only done through spring adjustment?
Cliff notes is an adjustment. You can get a watch timegrapher and measure the accuracy in different positions and put it down in the most accurate position. I just figure there are cell phones if you need to know EXACTLY what time it is and you can manually adjust your watch once a week or so if you're a minute or two off.
Spring adjustment but watch it over a 30-day period before making any adjustments you can use this site for measurements and factor your device anomaly as well.
www.time.gov
Gravity has a very minimal effect as movements are designed to offset no matter which way you lay it down. a single watch winder also will help, just make sure it has a rest period timer as well.. Also you do not have to worry about which way the winder goes, modern movements including the one you have are multi-directional as far as the rotor is concerned
The Official U.S. Time | NIST
The National Institute of Standards and Technology - Time and Frequency Division maintains the standard for frequency and time interval for the United States, provides official time to the United States, and carries out a broad program of research and service activities in time and frequency...
Gravity has a very minimal effect as movements are designed to offset no matter which way you lay it down. a single watch winder also will help, just make sure it has a rest period timer as well.. Also you do not have to worry about which way the winder goes, modern movements including the one you have are multi-directional as far as the rotor is concerned
As a follow up of you are wearing everyday then a watch wonder is really not needed or warrantedSpring adjustment but watch it over a 30-day period before making any adjustments you can use this site for measurements and factor your device anomaly as well.
The Official U.S. Time | NIST
The National Institute of Standards and Technology - Time and Frequency Division maintains the standard for frequency and time interval for the United States, provides official time to the United States, and carries out a broad program of research and service activities in time and frequency...
Gravity has a very minimal effect as movements are designed to offset no matter which way you lay it down. a single watch winder also will help, just make sure it has a rest period timer as well.. Also you do not have to worry about which way the winder goes, modern movements including the one you have are multi-directional as far as the rotor is concerned
moonie today
Of course, he has Hawaiian heritage and should just be on approximate "island time".
I thought it wasn't too bad for a buck. I had a multi pack of different batteries that did have the correct size so I just did a DIY battery replacement. the multi pack of batteries was 2 dollars for like 20 different size batteries and this watch takes 3 batteries...
There are plenty of apps out there that you set the watch on the microphone and it will check it for accuracy.. They seem to work fairly well in place of a Timegrapher
The accessorizing beginsMore causal band ordered for the Presage from Popov…English Tan with crème stitching and polished silver hardware. Should look pretty good with the white face!
Timex piece not included unfortunately
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