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Originally Posted by CMAGS84
Just received a timegrapher for my DJ36 that I purchased new from my AD in February, 2022.
These number are after a full wind. Not sure what to make of these… Depending on activity, usually see anywhere from -2.5 to +1 spd.
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As one can see from your data, your only 14 months old watch has the 32xx issue(s).
Amplitude values (after full winding) are too low, especially for all vertical positions.
Expected numbers are:
DU-DD: 260-280 degrees; 9U-6U-3U: 230-240 degrees
Repeat the measurement after full winding but turn the watch by 180 degrees (crown in contact with the timegrapher microphone).
Then do what HiBoost suggested in post #3883.
Your DJ36 movement issue is hidden because you still see a good timekeeping (-2.5 to + 1 s/d) on your wrist. It is only a question of time when amplitudes will decrease further and bad timekeeping will become visible on your wrist.