
Emil Wojcik's provocative question about continuously running chronograph functions sparks a vital discussion among collectors. His personal experience challenges conventional wisdom regarding wear and tear on these complex movements. This article delves into the technical nuances and anecdotal evidence surrounding the continuous operation of chronograph mechanisms, offering insights crucial for both seasoned and new collectors.



That a vertical clutch system adds no extra wear on the drivetrain…🤔 this is above my pay grade, though maybe someone can opine?
sure all my watches actually run at least once a month.
I have no chronographs at all. So i have no problem with inactive complications. But if i ad one to my wc, a Navitimer would be the first i think of. Not every Navitimer, i will go for very rare and not common one.
...timing your wife in the shoe store... That last one you want to keep under wraps. Appropriate response: Inspired choice sweetheart...let's go to lunch to celebrate!
So it is something to admire.
I still don’t know the final word on it; whether to run it permanently or use only when needed… Regards
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