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Seiko Timegrapher Issue

  1. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Sep 1, 2021

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    I've just finished assembling a movement and put it on the timegrapher.
    Most of the readings are what I expected for the age and condition of the movement, however, in one position it goes nuts, see below.

    TimeGraphWillard.png

    I expect that with a new mainspring, amplitude could be improved, but finding suitable replacements for this caliber these days is getting harder each time I look.

    Any pointers as to what could be causing the positional change?

    I've checked the Witschi guide but I'm none the wiser.

    ::confused2::
     
  2. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Sep 1, 2021

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    Sorry, forgot to alert my advisors.

    Paging @Archer , @ChrisN, @Deafcon and any other Timegrapher Interpreters.
     
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