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Zenith A384 Revival El Primero 400
Hi guys,
Quick question: I understand the general rule for operating a standard chronograph is start, stop, reset. When operating a Zenith El Primero 400 chronograph, can you start, stop and start again without resetting it? Call it pause if you like. Will it damage the movement? Thanks for your help! JasTPE JasTPE |
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I believe this operation is all right with any chronograph.
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I think the top pusher is fue start stop and you can do that as much as you want However, to reset, you stop it I’m by using the top pusher, then reset by using the bottom pusher Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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