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Beat error question
So I’m familiar with beat error and procedure to correct it on a 3135 movement. My question is related to microstella screws. If one microstella is turned inside more than the opposite side, could that create a higher beat error? For example, watchmaker made the error of turning one microstella more in a direction (cw or ccw) vs the other side. Timegrapher shows a better timekeeping rate but higher beat error (0.9ms after adjustment vs 0.2ms pre adjustment).
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Yes.
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I vote : Definitely No.
It will only effect the difference in rate accuracy in the vertical positions (and offcourse the average overall accuracy). |
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A couple of microstella indexes of adjustment difference won't be a big deal, more than a couple will result in a larger delta, acting similar to a badly poised balance wheel. but it won't mess up your beat error. |
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Will the beat error then change depending on the orientation of the watch Bas?
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Beat error always changes very slightly when the orientation changes, but this wouldn't make it any more significant.
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Thanks for the correction.
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