Thanks Archer! Very much appreciated. So, the 3861 is a little bit different from the other modern co-axial movements then. Bonus question (which is closely related ): The 3861 in my Snoopy gains about 5 seconds per hour when I’m wearing the watch while taking a (fast but not running) walk. The watch runs perfectly fine at around +1 second a day (across all positions) when it sits still. In comparison, my Seamaster (8912) does not gain extra time while walking.
I’m wondering if this is a problem with my 3861 or with the 3861 in general. As I understand the 3861 is more of a co-axialized seasoned movement (and also running at a slower rate) than a completely modern co-axial movement. Still, such a noticeable gain seems wrong in a modern watch. Writing this makes me wonder if it were normal/acceptable for a 321 based Speedmaster with its even lower movement frequency...
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