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What about the light blue one?Black is the safest betThat white strap looks pretty nasty after some time...
I loved the red though, the color combo is fire! But not for everyday wearing, a bit loud for that.
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New Breitlings- Endurance Pro series
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Gen is dark blue - blue is the only color where OF is very far away from Gen, unfortunately
new collection with different strap - but strap is changeable - so yes, makes sense to consider light blue now - in this case Breitling copied OFBreitling makes a light blue:
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It looks like an unfortunate Aliexpress knockoff...times are changing: now you would need to consider ordering a light blue OF strap separately for making the Gen looking like a B* Gen
I own an all black version.
A question for fellow owners of the Endurance OF factory rep.
Anyone notice movement of the hands when the watch is tapped or bumped?
I find my watch seems to sometimes show that it has lost or gained 5-10 minutes. When diagnosing this, I stumbled on the realisation that when tapped or bumped against my hand or another object, it sometimes causes the hands to jump.
Anyone have this same problem?
I am reluctant to take the watch apart and check if the hands are properly seated.
When sitting and worn without any sharp bumping, the Endurance keeps near perfect time.
Appreciate any feedback on this.
Thanks
A question for fellow owners of the Endurance OF factory rep.
Anyone notice movement of the hands when the watch is tapped or bumped?
I find my watch seems to sometimes show that it has lost or gained 5-10 minutes. When diagnosing this, I stumbled on the realisation that when tapped or bumped against my hand or another object, it sometimes causes the hands to jump.
Anyone have this same problem?
I am reluctant to take the watch apart and check if the hands are properly seated.
When sitting and worn without any sharp bumping, the Endurance keeps near perfect time.
Appreciate any feedback on this.
Thanks
nope - I have two of this and it doesn't happen to meI own an all black version.
A question for fellow owners of the Endurance OF factory rep.
Anyone notice movement of the hands when the watch is tapped or bumped?
I find my watch seems to sometimes show that it has lost or gained 5-10 minutes. When diagnosing this, I stumbled on the realisation that when tapped or bumped against my hand or another object, it sometimes causes the hands to jump.
Anyone have this same problem?
I am reluctant to take the watch apart and check if the hands are properly seated.
When sitting and worn without any sharp bumping, the Endurance keeps near perfect time.
Appreciate any feedback on this.
Thanks
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On mine, the main chronology hand has some slight slack and you can see it move slightly when you move the watch around. This is actually a characteristic of the Swiss quartz movement and can also be seen on almost all myota OS quartz movements as well. If you scroll the rough the breitling section here in RWI and deep dive the endurance pro OF models you’ll see we have discovered this characteristic some time ago and documented it. In saying that, it’s only the main chronology hand and not any of the subdial hands that move. If your subdial hands are moving then the movement may be defective.I own an all black version.
A question for fellow owners of the Endurance OF factory rep.
Anyone notice movement of the hands when the watch is tapped or bumped?
I find my watch seems to sometimes show that it has lost or gained 5-10 minutes. When diagnosing this, I stumbled on the realisation that when tapped or bumped against my hand or another object, it sometimes causes the hands to jump.
Anyone have this same problem?
I am reluctant to take the watch apart and check if the hands are properly seated.
When sitting and worn without any sharp bumping, the Endurance keeps near perfect time.
Appreciate any feedback on this.
Thanks
Thanks for the reply.
On my watch, the subdials and main chrono hand are fine.
The issue is in the minute hand itself. When the watch is tapped harshly on the side of the case, I notice the minute hand will jump a few minutes. I assume the hour hand moves as well as it stays synched to the minute hand, just not as noticable as it moves in less of an arc. Takes a sharp tap to cause this.
Anyone willing to try to duplicate this?
With normal daily wear, I have no issues.
Btw, I still love this watch. I feel it is one of the best reps I have owned, especially when paired with a gen rubber strap.