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jlla84

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can anyone help me read this graph?

my pam from PT qc...

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Strodda

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Im not sure what all the other stuff means, but you're at +4sec per day, which is good. Give it a thumbs up and enjoy wearing it. :)
 

jlla84

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I gave the ok but was just curious. Now I'm wondering if I will regret trying out a different TD... (Have used Ryan/InTime) & pure time this go around...

With Ryan, it's 4 days at my door from first PM... I am feeling PT sent me QC pics today to only make me wait through the CNY to ship it out

We will see I suppose
 

marlin2284

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The timeagraph is like an EKG for a watch, it gives the horologist an idea to the health of the watch.

Beat is 21600 correct for the high beat 6497-2, 6497-1 low beat 18000

Lift angle designated by the movement the 6497 is 44 degrees if I recall correctly

Rate +/- 004 sec/day lose or gain of time per day, very good +/- 10 -15 sec/day is good the lower the better.

Amplitude is the degree the balance swings, you don't want it to swing too hard (over 350 degrees) and not too little (under 230 degrees) so pretty much anything in between is good.

Beat error is an adjustment that again the lower the number the better good rating is from 5-0

Now many of these readings are relative, and depends on the watchmaker but the reading I gave above are about average.

Hope this helps....
 

CP2K

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No, this value is pretty good. :)
Don't worry too much.
 

jlla84

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cool, im very excited, now an even harder part, picking additional straps from our many Trusted strap Dealers.... right now im thinking panatime...they have a few catching my eye