jeff48
·I purchased this watch in 1975 as a gift for my wife. She wore it until the mid nineties and it’s been sitting since then.
i recently found it and put it on my Weishi 1900. The 1900 was set for a lift angle of 48 degrees and reported the correct 28800 vbh.
The six position (dial up, dial down and 3,6,9,&12 up) averages are as follows
Rate: -282 s/d
Amplitude: 193
Beat error: .2
Question is whether these watches are worth the price of a full service (currently just under $500 without any unforeseen parts replacement). Or should I just retire it as is.
It does have sentimental value but I’m not sure that value decreases or increases depending on whether the watch is in running condition.
i recently found it and put it on my Weishi 1900. The 1900 was set for a lift angle of 48 degrees and reported the correct 28800 vbh.
The six position (dial up, dial down and 3,6,9,&12 up) averages are as follows
Rate: -282 s/d
Amplitude: 193
Beat error: .2
Question is whether these watches are worth the price of a full service (currently just under $500 without any unforeseen parts replacement). Or should I just retire it as is.
It does have sentimental value but I’m not sure that value decreases or increases depending on whether the watch is in running condition.
