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Re: Thank you Keo!I feel better now.

In Response To: Thank you Keo!I feel better now. ()

I just bought the same watch and have noticed the same thing happens with mine, but only in certain places. Oddly enough, if i change the position of my wrist to the exact opposite position, such as angling the top of the watch till is is slanting towards the floor, the jumpiness goes away. Everything I can find says that this is ok. I too like Keo's answer, it is reassuring. If I learn anything to the contrary, I'll let you know.

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Seconds hand motion on Quartz SMP question>>>

Same with my wife's...

Well, if it's keeping perfect time>>

Roger that!>>>

Is it keeping good time? *NM*

No,it's>>>>

Re: No,it's>>>>

Thank you Keo!I feel better now.

Re: Thank you Keo!I feel better now.

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.13 usr + 0.01 sys = 0.14 CPU)