en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachymeter_(watch) The outside bezel essentially counts fractions of time within a 3,600 second time frame (3,600 seconds in an hour). Provided you know the instant you've gone one mile, and assuming the tachymeter is properly scaled, you should be able to get your approximate rate of speed (distance traveled/time elapsed) from the outer markings on the watch dial. If you've gone 15 seconds according to the above Daytona in one mile, it reads a constant speed of 240 miles/hr. This equates to 3,600/240 or 15 discrete units of time (seconds).
2:39 why does the minute hand of the chrono move to 1 min about 0.5 sec late? The seconds hand has already passed the 60 mark, and the minutes hand has not fully moved to 1 minute... genuinely asking if thats an issue.
Thanks, easier then I thought. I'll probably still go with the day date double click, just what I'm used to. I'm looking though, considering something different. Also A little more water proof then what I'm used to might be the best feature I could gain
To set the hour subdial on a Rolex Daytona, follow these steps: 1) Unscrew the Crown: If your Daytona has a screw-down crown, gently unscrew it until it pops out to the first position. 2) Pull the Crown Out: Pull the crown out to the second position. This is the position for setting the time. 3) Set the Main Time: Rotate the crown to set the main time. The hour and minute hands will move as you do this. 4) Set the Chronograph: If you want to set the hour subdial for the chronograph, you will need to start the chronograph function (by pressing the top push-button) and then stop it to see where the subdial is pointing. Reset the chronograph by pressing the bottom push-button. 5) Push the Crown Back In: Once you’ve set the time and the subdials as desired, push the crown back in and screw it down if necessary. *** Make sure to refer to the specific manual for your model for any additional features or differences!
What are you talking about man? I have a chronograph and I use the stopwatch on that thing like crazy! It's so helpful for letting me know how much time I waste doing things.
Why doesn't my chronograph second's hand moving? The 6 o'clock chronograph is just staying still. Plus it doesn't reset to 0 after pressing the 4 o'clock button.
You mentioned elapsed minute hand but didn't provide an example of how to read the elapsed minutes or hours. Can you direct me to RUclips video that really shows how to use the chronograph feature? Specifically how to read the elapsed hours and minutes.
It's not, it's a 'flaw' of the rehaut, it's not always going to be centered. You'd only know this if you'd follow the rep scene, people in that community know more about the ins and outs of both gen and rep watches than watch 'experts' themselves, to be fair they are watch experts too, they're able to identify a rep in the shittiest of photos and from the slightest differences too. They spend so much time looking over minute details there's no way you'd call them anything but experts.
The video is good for someone who already knows everything about the functions of Daytona. However, for others, you could have made the video a little longer by speaking more slowly to explain things better. Everyone who came here would still have watched the entire video.
How do i can buy get for my son's want rolex this is so expensive but i would buy for my son's birthday present so shot! i seen rolex daytona please how to do to get my son's wish for get rolex thanks like it so much rolex very dynamic look like a rabbit 😂
You said on modern watches the seconds hand is in the 6 o’clock position but you’re wrong it’s the at the 9! Please update with corrections. Please do not lie to the viewers at home. It’s distrustful and absurd. Do better
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@@slyfox8953 😂😂 wdf why are you calling me a simp, how old are you 12? Your wrong modern Daytonas have the seconds sub-dial above the 6 o’clock position. What cant you comprehend..?
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I couldn't understand how to read a chronograph after watching this. Highlighting or pointing out what you're talking about would help.
What did she say?
You are 101% correct
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachymeter_(watch)
The outside bezel essentially counts fractions of time within a 3,600 second time frame (3,600 seconds in an hour). Provided you know the instant you've gone one mile, and assuming the tachymeter is properly scaled, you should be able to get your approximate rate of speed (distance traveled/time elapsed) from the outer markings on the watch dial. If you've gone 15 seconds according to the above Daytona in one mile, it reads a constant speed of 240 miles/hr. This equates to 3,600/240 or 15 discrete units of time (seconds).
2:39 why does the minute hand of the chrono move to 1 min about 0.5 sec late? The seconds hand has already passed the 60 mark, and the minutes hand has not fully moved to 1 minute... genuinely asking if thats an issue.
The tachymeter also predicts factory production rates. Eloquently presented with animated diction.
Thanks, easier then I thought. I'll probably still go with the day date double click, just what I'm used to. I'm looking though, considering something different. Also A little more water proof then what I'm used to might be the best feature I could gain
How do you sets the hours subdial?
To set the hour subdial on a Rolex Daytona, follow these steps:
1) Unscrew the Crown: If your Daytona has a screw-down crown, gently unscrew it until it pops out to the first position.
2) Pull the Crown Out: Pull the crown out to the second position. This is the position for setting the time.
3) Set the Main Time: Rotate the crown to set the main time. The hour and minute hands will move as you do this.
4) Set the Chronograph: If you want to set the hour subdial for the chronograph, you will need to start the chronograph function (by pressing the top push-button) and then stop it to see where the subdial is pointing. Reset the chronograph by pressing the bottom push-button.
5) Push the Crown Back In: Once you’ve set the time and the subdials as desired, push the crown back in and screw it down if necessary.
*** Make sure to refer to the specific manual for your model for any additional features or differences!
can the strap be shortened
I think one more thing you should point out is that you will NEVER use this function.
What are you talking about man? I have a chronograph and I use the stopwatch on that thing like crazy! It's so helpful for letting me know how much time I waste doing things.
Why doesn't my chronograph second's hand moving? The 6 o'clock chronograph is just staying still. Plus it doesn't reset to 0 after pressing the 4 o'clock button.
You mentioned elapsed minute hand but didn't provide an example of how to read the elapsed minutes or hours. Can you direct me to RUclips video that really shows how to use the chronograph feature? Specifically how to read the elapsed hours and minutes.
ruclips.net/video/n9OA8_Jwsm0/видео.html
Here, watch this video. Hope it clears all your queries.
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Just picked up the rose gold chocolate stick dial oysterflex strap... and I’d a super gorgeous rare piece...
yeah, that sounds like it. I'm trying to imagine what that would look like
On the gold one the serial number isn't centered. I sincerely doubt it is fake but that was weird to see.
It's not, it's a 'flaw' of the rehaut, it's not always going to be centered. You'd only know this if you'd follow the rep scene, people in that community know more about the ins and outs of both gen and rep watches than watch 'experts' themselves, to be fair they are watch experts too, they're able to identify a rep in the shittiest of photos and from the slightest differences too. They spend so much time looking over minute details there's no way you'd call them anything but experts.
A watch that defines an era 🙌🏻. Love the new set. Great video and very informative.
@@TomokoMurakami the era of not being able to get a Rolex at RRP
The video is good for someone who already knows everything about the functions of Daytona. However, for others, you could have made the video a little longer by speaking more slowly to explain things better. Everyone who came here would still have watched the entire video.
How do i can buy get for my son's want rolex this is so expensive but i would buy for my son's birthday present so shot! i seen rolex daytona please how to do to get my son's wish for get rolex thanks like it so much rolex very dynamic look like a rabbit 😂
A beautiful time piece however not particularly practical. As such, I always have worn my Sub 5513. Ideal for dive profiles and timing anything
a 45 sec mile is 75mph
The cadence and speed of the presenter sounds like a flight attendant announcing airplane safety instructions. I learned nothing.
I dont like how she pronounces "chronograph" and "tachymetre".
This is all too complicated and most Casio watches can handle this better.
Rolex is for wankers.
wank this
You said on modern watches the seconds hand is in the 6 o’clock position but you’re wrong it’s the at the 9! Please update with corrections. Please do not lie to the viewers at home. It’s distrustful and absurd. Do better
lol chill your wrong shes right
@@Jhickson92 LOL 😂 okay simp 🤣🤣 you know google is free bud… why not try it… you’ll see that she is definitely in the wrong and I am definitely right ☺️☺️☺️
@@slyfox8953 😂😂 wdf why are you calling me a simp, how old are you 12? Your wrong modern Daytonas have the seconds sub-dial above the 6 o’clock position. What cant you comprehend..?