AnthonyTsai
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I'm starting a new thread re: SteveG's regulator pics
cause I don't want this topic to scroll down. original thread:
home.watchprosite.com
With all these different regulators, is there a design which is considered "better" as in better design or easier to regulate w/ more precision?
Is there a general consensus among watchmakers as which is the preferred regulator? Or is it considered that all regulator designs are equal as long as they all perform their function?
Thanks,
Anthony
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