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Chronograph Jumps when engaged
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SkunkPrince
·Pretty much all of them do. There is a certain amount of slack in the train because of necessary clearances, so after the slack is taken up, the chronograph hand appears to leap forward. It's no big deal and your timing will still be accurate after those first two seconds.
If you're measuring something less than two seconds, you're using the wrong device. 😀
If you're measuring something less than two seconds, you're using the wrong device. 😀
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Bp1000
·Thats normal, don't worry.
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M'Bob
·So did my girlfriend…
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richard371
·Normal. Depending on how the teeth mesh on each engagement it can vary. Thats a lateral clutch for ya. They do look nice compared to a vertical clutch.
