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Re: How "noisy" should a SMP be>>

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: I'm sure this has been asked many times, but I
: couldn't find anything by searching the
: forum. If you hold your SMP by the bracelet
: and gently shake it, should you be able to
: easily hear the automatic movement winding
: the watch? I've heard this
: "shooshing" mettalic noise in
: other watches as they wind, but this seems
: pronounced. Thanks in advance!

EV, Is the sound you've describe like a pieces of spring shaking? Mine does that when listened close to my hear. I was worried about it at first, now, I just ignore it. Doesn't seem to be harmful I guess.

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