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: First of all, congrats on your new watch!!!! I
: love how this version of the speedy has a
: date dial.
: We get your kind of question here a lot, but
: that's OK. If you follow the attached link,
: you can find more information about your
: issue.
: It basically says that running the chronograph
: of the watch (which you refered to as the
: tachymetre) is fine. It shouldn't harm the
: watch in any way.
: Enjoy the watch!
Thank you so much, its a great watch.
regards
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