When my QC pics land, Ill be shown all these statistics - is there a sticky somewhere detailing what numbers to accept ?
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Rate, Amplitude, Beat Error, Lift Angle ? Whats acceptable
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Well there are lot of information on the web in this forum about that and really depends on your watch and which movement is built in (an least the amplitude). check Beat error max 0.5-0,6ms and time speed off is +-15 max - think about its a replica.
Most clone movements have +-5 max and 0.2ms max beat error.
How to Read Timegrapher Results!
I have had a few member reaching out in regards to the timegraph and how to read it. Repost from RWG. Beat Number Frequency, the vibration of a movement. The number of balance wheel swings per hour or how many times the watch ticks per hour. This is a preset, depends on the watch you order...
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Branston5874
Getting To Know The Place
That information was excellent. I've been scratching my head since QC pics for a watch landed yesterday, I ok'd on watch pics alone and took a punt on the timegrapher display info. Turns out I bought a crackerHow to Read Timegrapher Results!
I have had a few member reaching out in regards to the timegraph and how to read it. Repost from RWG. Beat Number Frequency, the vibration of a movement. The number of balance wheel swings per hour or how many times the watch ticks per hour. This is a preset, depends on the watch you order...
Branston5874
Getting To Know The Place
Branston5874
Getting To Know The Place
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I've no idea how I managed to repeat the images and post, sorry chaps. Please feel free to remove duplicates at your leisure as I can't seem to find how to do it this end.....
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I've no idea how I managed to repeat the images and post, sorry chaps. Please feel free to remove duplicates at your leisure as I can't seem to find how to do it this end.....
Chris
As supporter you can edit posts, and as patron even delete them, if I'm not mistaken.
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