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: Many are sick of me saying this, but I consider the SM Pro
: Chrono to be the best sports chrono made. I have the ti
: version, and if I could only keep one watch, it's the one
: I'd keep.
: It takes about 40 minutes for my date to change. Some watches
: are designed to click right over, some aren't. That's just
: the way they work.
: Enjoy your great watch.
: Jeff Thanks, Jeff. Appreciate your input. It's an amazing piece.
Ed
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