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Re: Seamaster fit for jogging?

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Isn't that in the range of tolerance for an automatic watch (even without running)?

I have a better watch for you if you are an avid runner. Check out the Suunto T6. I own one, and it is amazing. In addition to HR, it plots respiratory rate, whether or not you are improving fitness wise, etc. Check it out:

http://www.suuntot6.com

: Can I wear my seamaster professional in the
: gym? like on a treadmill or just jogging on
: the road. Last time I wear it running on
: treadmill for about half an hour, it seems
: to be running 20 seconds quicker later that
: day

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Seamaster fit for jogging?

It should be OK....

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