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benjaminchia · 17 April 2009, 04:49 AM

Quick question:

I travel a lot and I sometimes go through metal detectors without taking off my watches (my bad). And my office somehow tends to magnetize watches as well( maybe because of my laptop or where I sit). My sub 16610 has been magnetized many times before.

My DSSD has been running steadily on -2 sec since I got it in January. Recently I have noticed it is starting to run acurratly towards perfect 0 second everyday.

My question is, should I feel happy that maybe magnetization is improving accuracy to my DSSD, or should I be alert about the fact that the watch is potentially being once again magnetized?

Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

17 April 2009, 04:49 AM	#1
benjaminchia Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: California, US Posts: 104	Improved accuracy under possible magnetization Quick question: I travel a lot and I sometimes go through metal detectors without taking off my watches (my bad). And my office somehow tends to magnetize watches as well( maybe because of my laptop or where I sit). My sub 16610 has been magnetized many times before. My DSSD has been running steadily on -2 sec since I got it in January. Recently I have noticed it is starting to run acurratly towards perfect 0 second everyday. My question is, should I feel happy that maybe magnetization is improving accuracy to my DSSD, or should I be alert about the fact that the watch is potentially being once again magnetized? Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

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