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tonupbklyn · 5 January 2019, 04:16 AM

two question re: the 116520...

normally, as the chrono seconds nears the 12 mark, the minute counter slowly starts to make it's move to then next minute, then 'snaps' into position.
if it strictly moves slowly the entire way and does not 'snap', is that a known problem of the movement?

does the reset pusher have the same crisp 'click' of the start/stop pusher, or is it more of a 'mushy' depression?

5 January 2019, 04:16 AM	#1
tonupbklyn "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: bklyn Posts: 1,471	116520 chrono function question two question re: the 116520... normally, as the chrono seconds nears the 12 mark, the minute counter slowly starts to make it's move to then next minute, then 'snaps' into position. if it strictly moves slowly the entire way and does not 'snap', is that a known problem of the movement? does the reset pusher have the same crisp 'click' of the start/stop pusher, or is it more of a 'mushy' depression?

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