Kong
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Thanks Marcus for the reply...
Reason I'm mentioned about the duration is an observation a paperclip on a magnet...if it stays for a minute, it doesn't seem to be magnetised. However, if it was left for several hours, it can pick another piece of its own.
Well it is also depends if the material retains the magnetism.
Kong
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Senator Sixties in yellow gold ...antimagnetic?
Hi JX Thanks for the report. The retro Senator Sixties looks good. A quick question : Is the antimagnetic tested and GO has any technical information to share, as it is a sapphire-case-back without a soft cage? Kong
All modern movements are amagnetic ...
... to a certain degree, and do not need additional specific features. The common amagnetism standard (better than "antimagnetic", since the material is not "anti", but does not get magnetised in amgnetic fields up to a maximum strength) is that hairsprin...
Any duration mentioned in DIN8309?
Thanks Marcus for the explanation. Not convinced though, just that I am not sure what to ask next. Kong
Not sure if duration does matter in magnetic fields ...
... I think that the field strength and the distance are the only things that count. There is a corresponding ISO standard as well, I believe. In the Wikipedia there is a brief article on the subject. However, it is far from being exhaustive: Click here t...
