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[Seiko Moderator]
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Just consider it a wireless remote display for an atomic clock; not a timekeeper on its own
That’s a more reasonable perspective on its function. On its own, they say /- 15 seconds a month.
Mike
50th Anniversary ASTRON
On December 25th fifty years ago, Seiko introduced the world’s first quartz wristwatch. It was a watch that revolutionized the watchmaking industry and its launch remains one of the most important landmarks in Seiko’s history. The Quartz Astron set a new ...
40th Anniversary ASTRON
This is neither Astron via GPS satellite, nor solar powered - it's straight quartz like the original but in a ceramic / titanium package. ...
It’s a lovely piece
...and I would have bought it if they took a zero from the price and added it to the number of pieces being made. Thank you for sharing this update!
No problem with the design, just the price. Very tired of RC/GPS...
Watches cited as having the precision of actual atomic clocks.
Just consider it a wireless remote display for an atomic clock; not a timekeeper on its own
That’s a more reasonable perspective on its function. On its own, they say /- 15 seconds a month. Mike
But it is not. Even if set the time via GPS, to a few microseconds...
YAn hour later I would be off around .02 seconds. My problem is that slogan, not the design.