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Re: SMP 300 Accuracy Question

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: This is normal the power curve is a 's' shape
: on its side which means that the power at
: the bottom of the wind is less so the
: amplitude of the watch is less and the
: difference in timing shows. As this is a
: automatic watch and should not really drop
: below 12 hours off the wrist in normal wear.
: So you do not see the error that you are
: talking about when the watch is in everyday
: use.

: Richard
: West Repairs

Thanks for the reply Richard.

I thought it may be normal but I didn't notice this till the other day. My watch has been running pretty much non stop since I got it last November. I think it may have stopped once since then.

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.12 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.15 CPU)