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Re: SM Second hand movement

In Response To: Re: SM Second hand movement ()

: Miro hello,

: I have exactly the same "problem" and
: i've spoke with my dealer and got
: explanation, that everythink is O.K. This is
: because second pointer get from time to time
: (from second to second randomly)different
: power of pulse and the reaction is vissible
: as you have described- shaky pointer. If
: watch is still inside of allowed accuration,
: than you do not have to worry about it. Just
: be a PROUD owner of SM !

Thank you guys for your opinion. I thought i didn't have to worry just was a little concerned. The watch keeps perfect time so i'll just go ahead and enjoy it. Thank you again!

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SM Second hand movement

Re: SM Second hand movement

If it is a quartz... *PIC*

Is it a quartz watch?>>

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