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KenC wrote:rare m5 wrote:Oh, I forgot to mention... No second hand. Can't tell watch is running until you look at it for few mins. time2.gif
Just punch the pusher...that said...that watch simply takes my breath away!
So Ken... where do you stand on the old argument about Chrono function?
You hear both ways whether you should leave the Chrono sub hands running 24/7... or only start em up when ya need em. Both sides swear their way is easier on the movement. Can't both be right?!
Anybody have "the answer" ?
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I think it's a matter of what you want...I have some with no seconds subdial...now I am not a COSC accuracy freak..so I don't really care. Using the Chrono function 24/7 will reduce the hours of power reserve, but so what? And then I guess there is the old wear & tear argument......The only manufacturer I have seen with a position is Poljot, which recommends against full time us!
Bottom line...sometimes I do it, sometimes I don't. Usually I just check to see if everything is working. There are a few things I time, but not many!