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View Poll Results: Does your 32xx movement seem to be 100% ok?
Yes, no issues 1,096 69.37%
No, amplitude is low (below 200) but timekeeping is still fine 63 3.99%
No, amplitude is low (below 200) and timekeeping is off (>5 s/d) 421 26.65%
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Old 14 April 2022, 07:18 AM   #1
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The watchmaker saying the date change has an issue actually is ringing true.

So my dd40 on a timegrapher dial up always shows about 0spd. But when left dial up over night always comes up -2. I did wonder if the double date change was taxing on the movement during the chang period.


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Old 14 April 2022, 07:32 AM   #2
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Ym was sold. I’m am not going through what I went through with my dj on a gold watch where every time they touch it it comes back with new scratches.

Yes amp reduces as pr runs out. And yea I agree it’s odd it looses time when resting when normally it didn’t. ESP if you leave it dial up or down.

You didn’t change resting position right? Like crown up or down?


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Is this increased loss of time (during rest) depending on watch position?
I always rest dial-up. Either in my watch box, with bracelet folded under, or in its original box, on the original pillow.

To be clear, it loses less time when resting than when on the wrist. But it used to gain. Aside from a problem, all I can think of is that PR was typically more depleted than I thought, but doubt it would be that way consistently.

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The watchmaker saying the date change has an issue actually is ringing true.

So my dd40 on a timegrapher dial up always shows about 0spd. But when left dial up over night always comes up -2. I did wonder if the double date change was taxing on the movement during the chang period.


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Perhaps that explains it on the DD, but mine is a 3230, and the watch shouldn't "know" if it's day or night since there's no day, date, or 24-hr mechanism.
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