Rolex Watch Timing Data Explained: Witschi X1 G2 in use.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- A Rolex watch is used as an example to explain how high grade watches are timed in six positions in the Genesis Watchmaking workshops. Timing data for the same watch before and after service are compared and explained. genesiswatchmak...
Excellent insightful video, explained in a way that makes it easy for novices to follow.
What a thorough explanation without dramatics. Wonderful communication from Genesis. Can’t wait to get my watch back. Full confidence with Their service. Thanking you in advance
Joyous video. Amazing to see what a professional skilled watchmaker can do. EDIT: After watching this I have had two Omega watches serviced by Genesis. Both running at about +0.7 a day. Highly recommend.
Excellent, I highly recommend Genesis. Perfect communication, quick turnaround and most importantly, truly skilled workmanship.
Excellent video and a very comprehensive explanation about watch timing data. Many thanks.
Fantastic explanation!
Perfectly explained the results sequence for my Omega. Thank you!
Excellent video, you've taught me a lot. Thank you.
that was so cool ! i want to learn more on BEAT ! seems fascinating
Thanks, helped me explain the results I got from the Omega service centre...they regulated it to +3/+4 s/d though, not as good as what you did.
Very useful. I used this to interpret the calibration certificate with my recently serviced watch.
Excellent video! Very well explained.
Excellent... video ,very well explain and to the point , I wish you were in my town I'll give you my Rolex anytime, thank you sir
Nice clear explanation. Thank you.
What does the machine compare the beats to? Is it based on quartz crystal or something else?
excelent! thanks for the explanation!
Very good video, thanks alot for that.
Fascinating - than k you!
Do you happen to know the formula for X? Meaning what the machin
Thank you,
Bogdan
How did you get the (X) Value of Rate when "we" don't know if it was +15 or -15 s/d but within the tolerences? Some positions could be heavy in the + s/d and other positions heavy in the - s/d.🤕
Great video 👍
Great video :)
More videos plz😁