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The consensus seem to be that you should leave it running because there is a clutch mechanism in the movement that actually adds tension and stress when the .
I know this has been asked and answered numerous times, but I've been unable to . I know this has been asked and answered numerous times, but I've been unable to locate a thread specific to the 3330 movement. I have a Speedy Mark II and would like to ask .yes, running a chronograph adds extra wear to components in the chronograph, in addition to dropping the amplitude (3861 is a horizontal clutch, meaning by running the chrono you’re .
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The consensus seem to be that you should leave it running because there is a clutch mechanism in the movement that actually adds tension and stress when the Chrono/second hand is stopped and it is better to leave it running.
I know this has been asked and answered numerous times, but I've been unable to locate a thread specific to the 3330 movement. I have a Speedy Mark II and would like to ask if it's okay to leave the chrono running constantly when I wear the watch. yes, running a chronograph adds extra wear to components in the chronograph, in addition to dropping the amplitude (3861 is a horizontal clutch, meaning by running the chrono you’re adding extra resistance to the gear train). Update on running with the chronograph going: ran for 57 hours and 4 minutes with the chrono "on" the entire time after a full wind; once I noticed that it stopped I hit the chrono "start/stop" button to disengage, and it started up again and ran for another 7 hours and 8 minutes before stopping.I’m getting in a new Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon with the 9300 movement on Wednesday. If I want to have central seconds and leave the chronograph running, will it damage this new generation of movement?
There’s no chance of damaging it, and no rule as to whether you leave the hand running or not, although it will be 3 presses of the pushers if you do actually want to time something using the chronograph instead of one.
Powered by the Master Chronometer–certified calibre 3861 movement, it’s a more accurate, more robust, longer-running watch than its predecessor. It’s also equipped with a redesigned dial and a new bracelet, each of which alone would be enough to . The biggest change is under the hood, where we find a new movement: the co-axial caliber 3861, which is Master Chronometer certified, and which makes the Moonwatch a thoroughly modern member of Omega's lineup of co-axial . My 3861 speedmaster seems not that accurate as the other METAS certified Omega watches. It's about +3-4s/d. My Rolex Datejust is about less 1s/d and my Tudor BB 58 is about -1s/d. How is your 3861 speedy?
Hello, I purchased my first Omega, a Speedmaster 3861, from a boutique a couple months ago. I recently noticed that the central seconds hand appears to have a slight stutter/jump when the chronograph is running. The consensus seem to be that you should leave it running because there is a clutch mechanism in the movement that actually adds tension and stress when the Chrono/second hand is stopped and it is better to leave it running. I know this has been asked and answered numerous times, but I've been unable to locate a thread specific to the 3330 movement. I have a Speedy Mark II and would like to ask if it's okay to leave the chrono running constantly when I wear the watch.
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yes, running a chronograph adds extra wear to components in the chronograph, in addition to dropping the amplitude (3861 is a horizontal clutch, meaning by running the chrono you’re adding extra resistance to the gear train).
Update on running with the chronograph going: ran for 57 hours and 4 minutes with the chrono "on" the entire time after a full wind; once I noticed that it stopped I hit the chrono "start/stop" button to disengage, and it started up again and ran for another 7 hours and 8 minutes before stopping.
I’m getting in a new Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon with the 9300 movement on Wednesday. If I want to have central seconds and leave the chronograph running, will it damage this new generation of movement?
There’s no chance of damaging it, and no rule as to whether you leave the hand running or not, although it will be 3 presses of the pushers if you do actually want to time something using the chronograph instead of one. Powered by the Master Chronometer–certified calibre 3861 movement, it’s a more accurate, more robust, longer-running watch than its predecessor. It’s also equipped with a redesigned dial and a new bracelet, each of which alone would be enough to . The biggest change is under the hood, where we find a new movement: the co-axial caliber 3861, which is Master Chronometer certified, and which makes the Moonwatch a thoroughly modern member of Omega's lineup of co-axial . My 3861 speedmaster seems not that accurate as the other METAS certified Omega watches. It's about +3-4s/d. My Rolex Datejust is about less 1s/d and my Tudor BB 58 is about -1s/d. How is your 3861 speedy?
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