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29 March 2008, 10:34 PM | #1 |
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Anal accuracy (again!)
No, not what you think you naughty people... just the usual update I feel obsessed to post regarding the accuracy of my AK - which was set precisely 2 weeks ago...and I come out with an accuracy of 0.00016%!!
In other words it is 2 seconds behind in two weeks. I think that for a piece of mechanics that is quite remarkable! (I worked out the accuracy by dividing the number of beats the watch "missed" ie 16 for the 2 seconds with the number of beats made in 2 weeks then multiplied by 100) |
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That's phenomenal accuracy
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So accurate!!! Congrats!!!
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That 's great!
Mine too, if I tell you that my Datejust is +0.5" every 7 days, would you believe it?
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Yes i would
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Hi Frostie, why don't you go out for a nice frappe in "Ladadika" or by the White Tower?
You lucky guy in sunny Greece with all these gorgeous Thessaloniki girls around .... I am in a rainy clouded London working on a project but you should log off and go out Now, in order to stop being off-topic (and stop thinking of sun + beauty girls), what about your GMT - did u measure it?
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The weather though is very nice here i know that you are jealous Yeap i did measure mine after 66 days of constant wearing 14 seconds slow Yesterday it was 16 seconds and it gained 2 seconds last night
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I am jeallous, I admit
That's an average of -1" every 5 days, fantastic score as well But, then, it gained 2" in one night - so this means that a watch has variations in the way it runs and is not smooth all the time, right?
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Wow! That is amazing accuracy!
I wish mine was that spot on. I am about -2 sec/day. I wish it was gaining, but I guess there is not much I can do!
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Now the think about yesterday is that i left my watch dial up for 14 hours maybe that's why it gained 2 seconds JMO
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I have noticed that people prefer their watch to gain slightly but not to stay behind - even if less than gaining for me it doesn't really matter.
So, generally, someone would prefer a +2" than a minus 1.5" ... That 's a very interesting psychological mechanism inside us; why do you think it happens?
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That's true, but it is mostly in our minds....
I mean, ok, how late can you be? Minus 14" in 66 days?
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My watch is an exception cause it has an extra ordinary performance But if you look at it in the long term let's suppose that a watch loses 4 secs daily. After 66 days you are going to be 264 secs behind. That's like 4 minutes behind. It's much better to be 4 minutes ahead of time JMO
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It would have taken me more than 2 weeks just to work that sum out.
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In Greece, 4 minutes behind schedule is EXTREME ACCURACY
And if we regulate our watches every 33 days, say once a month, we can reduce this to being late for just 2 mins which will increase productivity in our country by a huge % ... So, maybe, the solution to Greece's competitive improvements is that everyone gets a Rolex PS: Here in the UK, we have to be accurate; 4 mins late is probably marginally acceptable but still better to avoid; that 's why we 'd better regulate our watch every few days
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But men we are in the mediterranean here. Things and deals are done in a different way and we are more relaxed and live much longer. We just enjoy life
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I agree and prefer this way ... just that I have to comply with "quality standards" here
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But i have the choice and chance to enjoy greek life during the weekends
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... you just like to torture people Ok, I have to take a deep breath and say 100 times: " I will NOT think of the weather here and of the weather where Frostie is... I will NOT think of the weather here and of the weather where Frostie is... I will NOT think of the weather here and of the weather where Frostie is... I will NOT think of the weather here and of the weather where Frostie is... " and " I am NOT jeallous I am NOT jeallous I am NOT jeallous ..."
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I don't like torturing people i just like telling the truth
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most prefer it to run a little fast so you can just hack the movement and when the correct time catches up with it you just push the crown back in. if it is slow you have to completely reset the watch.
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Exactly
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That's true, never thought about it this way
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I'm losing about 0.25 seconds per day on Bluesy. I find this very acceptable.
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