Low Amplitude on a QC Noob Daytona 116520 V2

[dacrazydude]

Sorry if it this is a noob question but I'm a bit curious on the amplitude here. The 2 s/d timeloss seems fine along with the .5ms beat error but the amplitude seems really low. Is this normal for this watch and should I be concerned?

Any other concerns I should have on the watch?











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Thanks all

 

[DaleM]

It is a bit low. I bet a cleaning would rectify that issue. The .5 be can be resolved like that too. I would ask for another watch and let the TD know. It will.cause further delays but if you want an optimal running watch.then ask for another.

 

[Rx4Time]

I would ask the dealer to be sure it's fully wound and retest. 249 amplitude is fine, beat error of 0.5 is not bad and -2 seconds per day is fine. Not ideal, but acceptable and not anything I'd reject over. It can be serviced if you are still concerned.

 

[Pebble1]

nice watch. is this their on in store stock or factory? beat error still within tolerance. Some low to mid range gen watches also have higher beat error. i would take it. Ya maybe they did not wind fully. but hey i a am a newbie.

 

[bobandshawn]

Not fully wound...

 

[dacrazydude]

Thanks for the feedback so far. I'm going to check if it was fully wound and ask to re-test it to check. I also noticed the 3 hour marker appears to be crooked/misshapen but I can't tell if it's the light so I may ask for clarity/photos. Any thoughts if that's a RL?

 

[dacrazydude]

I have a general question, would the amplitude be lower if the chronograph function was running?