Timegraphs!?

[MJM89]

I was flicking through the forum and came across a post about a timegraph. The post was mainly to do with beat error, but there was other information on the Mach I'm me as well. Could someone walk me through what a timegraph is for and what the different information is?

Thanks in advance

TTFN



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[JOP]

This video will explain most:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcCKrioYKMo

You can download tg timegrapher somewhere and have your own with a watch timing microphone.

 

[MJM89]

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

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[JOP]

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

Don't forget the "degrees" that describes your movement lift angle, you should have the right value before your timing.
A friend of the forum post a list with many movements' lift angles few months back. Search for "timegrapher" or "lift angle" to find it, very useful!

I must tell you about the "under" wheel of the oscilator, the one called spring stud... if you are not experienced (i'm talking about pro experience)
i would suggest you not touch this handle. It's the fastest way to your watch smith.

may the force be with you