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saxo3 · 20 October 2021, 07:55 PM

Controllable and Predictable Timekeeping of a 3235 watch

Since there are many so discussions about 32xx timekeeping and which watch position to choose at rest (for example during nights), I thought the following information and data might be illustrative.

Below is a nice example how to measure and keep excellent timekeeping for my healty 3235 movement, using the simple WatchTrackker app. The explanation of the white line is given inside the graph.

This specific 3235 watch loses time while being worn at top amplitude (about 290 degrees).

It gains time while losing amplitude (about 20 degrees) overnight.

The shown behaviour is movement specific and can strongly depend on the caliber regulation.
Therefore, no two movements are alike.

Choosing the right position at rest, a 32xx movement behaviour and its timekeeping becomes CONTROLLABLE and PREDICTABLE. The same holds for 31xx and other movements.

20 October 2021, 07:55 PM	#2054
saxo3 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: . Posts: 3,091	Controllable and Predictable Timekeeping of a 3235 watch Since there are many so discussions about 32xx timekeeping and which watch position to choose at rest (for example during nights), I thought the following information and data might be illustrative. Below is a nice example how to measure and keep excellent timekeeping for my healty 3235 movement, using the simple WatchTrackker app. The explanation of the white line is given inside the graph. This specific 3235 watch loses time while being worn at top amplitude (about 290 degrees). It gains time while losing amplitude (about 20 degrees) overnight. The shown behaviour is movement specific and can strongly depend on the caliber regulation. Therefore, no two movements are alike. Choosing the right position at rest, a 32xx movement behaviour and its timekeeping becomes CONTROLLABLE and PREDICTABLE. The same holds for 31xx and other movements.