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The cal 65 in the PanoReserve also has . . .

 

. . . instantaneous date change-overs, to the best of my recollection, while at least some of the cal 90s don't. 

I'll have to check with Our Man in Glashütte for an explanation.

Cordially,

Art

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PanoRetroGraph date change question

 
By: p.boxster : March 30th, 2012-03:57
I realized, that the Panorama-Date in the PanoRetroGraph does not change immediately at midnight, but starts to move 5 min. later a little bit and jumps at about 0:45. I just wonder why, because the PanoGraph has a jumping panodate as well as my Senator R... 

HI. I have not stayed past midnight while observing

 
By: ArthurSG : March 30th, 2012-20:24
the date change on my PRG so I can't say but if it was the case on mine as well, it would not be a fuss for me. However if it is not meant to be, then I would like to know so that I can monitor and if the case, get it fixed to what it should be. I will tr... 

thx for observing...

 
By: p.boxster : April 1st, 2012-10:43
It´s the same to me: It´s not a problem if it´s no instantaneous change (Lange never has one e.g.); but I want to know if it´s meant to be like this in the PRG... I can only explain by the change mechanism of the minute counter by cloc... 

The cal 65 in the PanoReserve also has . . .

 
By: Dr No : March 31st, 2012-10:31
. . . instantaneous date change-overs, to the best of my recollection, while at least some of the cal 90s don't. I'll have to check with Our Man in Glashütte for an explanation. Cordially, Art