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I very recently (in fact less than a week ago) bought my SMP Chrono (2598.80). I love it and I think it's great!!
But please answer me this:
Once in every 5-6 arm/hand movements i hear a rather different noise of the mechanism inside (not the classic sound of autowinding, but a sound which lasts more and sounds louder. Like a mechanism that is running and then progressively slows down until it stops)
Should i be worried? Because so far the watch is working perfectly...
Please advise what could be this strange noise?
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