Hi there,
I received my CW pulsometer 3 days ago.
It is COSC certified. The certification says it loses -1.33 second/day on average (mean). which sounds excellent except that I have noticed -10 seconds/day for the last 3 days. after 1st day -10 , 2nd -18, 3dr -30.
Anyone knows whats wrong with ? what should I do ?
Thanks
Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
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Re: Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
Hi. These things can be worrying and annoying when you have spent a wad of cash. Read the COSC certificate. Look at the readings for each position. It will not necessarily be between -4 and +6 for every position. The watch may not like certain positions. You'll get a better average reading on a winder - say over 5 days. -10 is a lot but sometimes the watches bed in a bit. The other things is, on a winder the dial tends to be facing upwards at 45 degrees but sometimes the COSC certificate might say indicate that the watch's favourite position (for timekeeping) is dial facing down and horizontal .....
Hopefully this will help you achieve within tolerance.
Best
Glenn
Hopefully this will help you achieve within tolerance.
Best
Glenn
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Re: Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
Magnetization usually results in a watch running fast.Renton wrote:Could have become magnetised?
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Re: Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
Thanks for the nice reply Glenn, I appreciate it. After the first few days the watch became accurate as it is suppose to be (-2s / last 36 hrs). Last week the error was about -5s /5-6 days. I don't know what happened but I think the watch was poorly charged in the beginning. It had 0 charge just out of the box when I first wore it and I wasn't really active then. I didn't know that would affect the accuracy but I guess you learn something new everyday. I still might be wrong tho.ProfGlenn wrote:Hi. These things can be worrying and annoying when you have spent a wad of cash. Read the COSC certificate. Look at the readings for each position. It will not necessarily be between -4 and +6 for every position. The watch may not like certain positions. You'll get a better average reading on a winder - say over 5 days. -10 is a lot but sometimes the watches bed in a bit. The other things is, on a winder the dial tends to be facing upwards at 45 degrees but sometimes the COSC certificate might say indicate that the watch's favourite position (for timekeeping) is dial facing down and horizontal .....
Hopefully this will help you achieve within tolerance.
Best
Glenn
The watch is beautiful and I love it.
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Re: Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
Hi - that's good news. The small second is a beautiful watch and almost perfect in size. Glad to hear it is behaving now. Enjoy!
The other thing I didn't mention is that the COSC 5day watches need about 2.5 days of charge at least left on the watch to be within COSC. Beyond that you shouldn't expect a COSC reading....
However, you can use this to your advantage because if you charge it fully and it gains, say 4 seconds over a couple of days and you allow the charge to run down, you might actually find that after 4.5 days, it has cancelled itself out and is back at almost zero over the 5 days.....it is worth playing around with it. It is a bit like a living thing and you might be able to make it perform brilliantly with a bit of TLC.
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The other thing I didn't mention is that the COSC 5day watches need about 2.5 days of charge at least left on the watch to be within COSC. Beyond that you shouldn't expect a COSC reading....
However, you can use this to your advantage because if you charge it fully and it gains, say 4 seconds over a couple of days and you allow the charge to run down, you might actually find that after 4.5 days, it has cancelled itself out and is back at almost zero over the 5 days.....it is worth playing around with it. It is a bit like a living thing and you might be able to make it perform brilliantly with a bit of TLC.
G
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Re: Help plz CW pulsometer -10 s/day
What i mean is if a watch gains say 4s per day over couple of days or so then slips out of COSC and loses say 8s per day over the next day or so, you know to wind it up every three days or so to have brilliant accuracy ...if that makes sense.
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