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2824-2 loosing seconds

oxocube · 2017-10-12 15:06:46

My 2824-2 is loosing 8 seconds a day. I thought the standard was +/- 5 sec per day. Is this correct?

12-10-2017 3:06pm

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oxocube

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My 2824-2 is loosing 8 seconds a day. I thought the standard was +/- 5 sec per day.

Is this correct?

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#2 12-10-2017 3:28pm

Eoin

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No, I wouldn't expect that accuracy from all watches using that movement - I think that'd be within or close to COSC levels, which I doubt the movement would have when it leaves ETA. Pretty sure it'll depend how much regulation the watch brand itself does when they get the movement. Depending on the brand, 8 seconds doesn't seem too bad.

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#3 12-10-2017 3:44pm

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+/- 12s is within spec for the 2824-2

The one I had in my Quondam / Davosa kept very good time at about -2s

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