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1,052 | 69.72% |
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62 | 4.11% |
| No, amplitude is low (below 200) and timekeeping is off (>5 s/d) |
  
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395 | 26.18% |
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You should try again to post a picture here of your results. Then you can get some analasis
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Today, 06:56 AM
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Exactly ;)
Here are my results. I indicated to the machine the settings indicated by SwissSteph: Lift Angle: 53°, Period: 60s and Rate Range +-99.9s/d. I then alternated every twelve hours for the first 60 hours, then more closely up to 71 hours the DU / 6U / 9U / 3U / DD positions. The watch remained on the Weishi support in the DD position between two measurements. It stopped almost immediately after 75h15 of running. My watch is a DateJust 126200 purchased in July 2024. I will try to make the same beautiful curves as presented by the other people before me but I am not very good at Excel. What do you think of these results? 
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