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vesnyder · 27 December 2021, 01:04 AM

Got a new Timegrapher for X-mas and still learning how to test my watches. Tested my GMT II CHNR this morning and was suspicious there are issues. It has been slower than it should be, and I used the Timegrapher to quantify it. It is losing anywhere from 12-22 spd (depending on position), and most worrisome is the amplitude - 170-180. Plan is to take it into the local AD, as it is still under warranty. Any insight?

Thanks

27 December 2021, 01:04 AM	#1
vesnyder "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Real Name: Vance Location: North Coast Watch: GMT II Posts: 1,572	2019 GMT II; -15 spd, 170 Amplitude Got a new Timegrapher for X-mas and still learning how to test my watches. Tested my GMT II CHNR this morning and was suspicious there are issues. It has been slower than it should be, and I used the Timegrapher to quantify it. It is losing anywhere from 12-22 spd (depending on position), and most worrisome is the amplitude - 170-180. Plan is to take it into the local AD, as it is still under warranty. Any insight? Thanks

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