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181 | 40.40% |
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70 | 15.63% |
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115 | 25.67% |
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82 | 18.30% |
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5 June 2018, 11:26 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2018
Real Name: Joe
Location: North Carolina
Watch: er in the rye
Posts: 234
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Do you keep the chronometer on your Rolex Daytona running all the time?
Greetings,
After roughly two months of wearing my Daytona, I find that I prefer to leave the chronometer running full time, mostly because I like to see the larger second hand running rather than looking at the much smaller sub-dial second hand. I teach SCUBA as a side hobby, and it is much easier to time student skills underwater with the larger second hand. How about you? Chronometer running full time or off unless you need it? Joe
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