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These are an incomplete set of results. Should be measured over at least 5 positions for just a COSC watch, and should be 6 positions for a METAS watch. If this is a late model SM300, then it would be METAS and requires 6 positions tested.
Far left column is the position, next is the rate in seconds, then beat error in ms, then amplitude in degrees.
X is the average of the 3 readings, D is the Delta, or difference between the fastest and slowest position - these are the critical numbers.
Based on just 3 readings, the timekeeping is fine, but this is possibly leaving out half the readings that should be there, so does not fully reflect the performance. Amplitudes are a bit low, but co-axial watches are sometimes like that.