Timegrapher results: useful info

[Feefo]

Since this is quite a recurring question I thought to link here a couple of useful threads on the topic and sticky this as accessible reference for newbies. If anyone got additional threads or info on the topic, please contribute.

THIS IS NOT A THREAD TO ANSWER YOUR TIMEGRAPHER QUESTIONS!

Before we address timegrapher results, remember to make yourself acquainted with the rules on QC:

A little on QC pics.

QC pics are to satisfy YOU that the watch is OK to YOUR standards, that there are no crooked indices, missing lume, offset chrono hands etc. QC pics are not for picking tells or things that are present in every example of a model such as spelling errors, happy feet, wrong lume colour etc. These...

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The purpose of QC pictures

At RWI, we're fortunate to have a few dealers who take the time to individually procure, inspect, and photograph watches for potential buyers. This has not always been the norm, and in fact, it's a recent development. Up until about two years ago, all of the dealers drop-shipped everything and...

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And now to the topic at hand, hope this helps:

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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https://forum.replica-watch.info/threads/using-a-timegrapher.10971029/post-11665376 (and following posts)

Witschi Timegrapher Training Guide

I posted this a couple of years ago...but can't seem to find it so I thought I would repost the link. Pages 14-15 are what you really need to know about how to troubleshoot timegrapher plots....enjoy! https://www.witschi.com/assets/files/sheets/Witschi%20Training%20Course.pdf

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[Jellygolf&watches]

Thank you feefo very interesting for a newbie.

 

[Air4TK]

Since this is quite a recurring question I thought to link here a couple of useful threads on the topic and sticky this as accessible reference for newbies. If anyone got additional threads or info on the topic, please contribute.

THIS IS NOT A THREAD TO ANSWER YOUR TIMEGRAPHER QUESTIONS!

Before we address timegrapher results, remember to make yourself acquainted with the rules on QC:

A little on QC pics.

QC pics are to satisfy YOU that the watch is OK to YOUR standards, that there are no crooked indices, missing lume, offset chrono hands etc. QC pics are not for picking tells or things that are present in every example of a model such as spelling errors, happy feet, wrong lume colour etc. These...

forum.replica-watch.info

The purpose of QC pictures

At RWI, we're fortunate to have a few dealers who take the time to individually procure, inspect, and photograph watches for potential buyers. This has not always been the norm, and in fact, it's a recent development. Up until about two years ago, all of the dealers drop-shipped everything and...

forum.replica-watch.info

And now to the topic at hand, hope this helps:

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...

forum.replica-watch.info

https://forum.replica-watch.info/threads/using-a-timegrapher.10971029/post-11665376 (and following posts)

Witschi Timegrapher Training Guide

I posted this a couple of years ago...but can't seem to find it so I thought I would repost the link. Pages 14-15 are what you really need to know about how to troubleshoot timegrapher plots....enjoy! https://www.witschi.com/assets/files/sheets/Witschi%20Training%20Course.pdf

forum.replica-watch.info

Great posts included, thanks!