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: I agree with the about statement, and futher more high end
: quartz movements tend to have extra fetures like
: temperature compensation movements, and very close
: tolerance. If you pick up any "el chipo" quartz
: watch, will be off beat by at lease 15 seconds by the end
: of each month. On the other hand my Omega is off just about
: 3 seconds in the last two.
I'll add my voice to the pro-Quartz lobby, and add that my SM Pro quartz only gains one second per month. Can anyone beat that?
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