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Seiko nh35a movement time keeping experiment

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February 01, 2014, 01:05
Gary E. Foster
Seiko nh35a movement time keeping experiment
I picked up an Invicta Pro Diver, which is a ripoff of the Rolex Submariner a couple months ago. It has the Seiko nh35a, automatic movement, 24 jewels and hacking feature. I've seen some reviews about the accuracy of this movement, so I thought I'd try my own test. I set my watch with the clock here at midnight on New Year's Eve and checked it tonight at midnight 1/31. Watch has been worn every day and wound sporadically, and loss/gain has varied. I stopped it at midnight and the loss was between 39/40 seconds. Thoughts.
February 01, 2014, 10:40
Peter Kaszubski
bit over one second a day I can live with that
some swiss chrono have gain or lose of one sec in 24 H.
February 01, 2014, 21:35
Mark Cross
Better than my Rolex Datejust! It gains anywhere from 4 to 5 seconds a day! Eek

Regard! Mark
February 01, 2014, 22:31
Gary E. Foster
Mark, if you want to trade let me know.
Gary
February 01, 2014, 22:38
Mark Cross
Uh, let me think about that for a second....no. Wink

Regards! Mark
February 02, 2014, 20:35
William D. White
Gary,

Less than one minute in a month's time is certainly nothing to complain about. Seiko watches are usually capable of holding better than average rates and for the money, you can't beat them.

William
February 02, 2014, 23:52
Gary E. Foster
I got this for $80, new in the box, so far so good, maybe it'll crap out, maybe not.
Gary