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Thank you so much for your lind comments Jack. Actually I didn´t set the time with the 0 of the seconds hand as it was not my intention to check the accuracy very seriously.
I just set the minutes hand the most accurately possible visually, and I was surprised yesterday to not be able to visually detect a notable deviation of the minute hand.
I agree it is not a very "scientific" experiment, but I feel it is very accurate to me for a six month plus period.
Thank you so much for viewing and commenting! Best, Abel
My CWC Royal Navy Diving watch Quartz movement, my most accurate watch?
After a long hunt I finally got my CWC watch last April. It is not a rare watch and it is possible to buy it through the web shop of its maker but living in my Country makes things more difficult and I could never find one for sale here. So I finally foun...
These are phenomenal timepieces. They are bombproof indefinitely deserve a slot in your beautiful collection, my friend. They can be worn anywhere, anytime without worry. I would not hesitate in a heartbeat to own one.
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Hi chmandaue! No, my setting and control technique is very basic: I set the time with the App with control of the minute hand as accurately as it is visially possible.
I follow checking no deviation was caused when the crown was pushed to the closed position as it happens sometimes with some movements. Then I follow visual checking the deviation in following days. Please don´t think I´m crazy about these controls. I jus...
Thank you so much for your lind comments Jack. Actually I didn´t set the time with the 0 of the seconds hand as it was not my intention to check the accuracy very seriously.
I just set the minutes hand the most accurately possible visually, and I was surprised yesterday to not be able to visually detect a notable deviation of the minute hand. I agree it is not a very "scientific" experiment, but I feel it is very accurate to ...
Hello Ronald!! The watch uses a Ronda 517 Swiss movement…
… but I couldn’t find the information regarding if it is or not a thermocompensated movement. Our member Jack Johnson above comments it is not. Cordial regards Abel