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Re: Fully wound Speedmaster Issue

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Good evening,

Nobody knows what might be up with this movement after a full wind?

Is it very unusual? The watch is keeping good time but is still chucking a wobbler when fully wound. Moving the crown anti-clockwise for half a turn stops the erratic action and I'm happy to do this in the short term.

I'd be most interested to know if anyone else has seen this happen. I've used the search function here but can't find anything about this specific issue.

Thanks,

Stu

: I have now learned of the famous "jitter" that can be
: displayed by this type of movement and I'm not going to worry
: about it.

: I'm still not sure about the crazy action after a full wing though.

: Any ideas?

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.10 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.13 CPU)