Today I just bought mine for a ridiculous price on AliExpres. I loved your review. Thank you so much. And also the answer to the minute jump that you gave to a colleague's question. Greetings, Òscar.
I have one of these...or, one similar. Mine has a 24mm strap and a date complication at the 3 o'clock position. I love the look, but my big complaint is how the minute hand jumps 1-3 minutes when pressing the crown back in after resetting the time. With practice, one can find a way to avoid the hand jumping, but it can sometimes take a couple of tries to get it.
What usually causes that minute hand "jump" on a quartz watch when setting it is if the seconds are between 45 and 5 when you press the crown in. If you purposely wait until the seconds are at 10, roll the minute hand slightly past the minute you want set, then turn back to the minute you want and press the crown in, the minute hand should stay where you set it. Yes, this is a very convoluted way to do it but it seems to work on most cheap quartz analog watches.
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Today I just bought mine for a ridiculous price on AliExpres. I loved your review. Thank you so much. And also the answer to the minute jump that you gave to a colleague's question. Greetings, Òscar.
It's usually brass case with chrome plating, The caseback is stainless steel. It's all metal actually :)
I have one of these...or, one similar. Mine has a 24mm strap and a date complication at the 3 o'clock position. I love the look, but my big complaint is how the minute hand jumps 1-3 minutes when pressing the crown back in after resetting the time. With practice, one can find a way to avoid the hand jumping, but it can sometimes take a couple of tries to get it.
What usually causes that minute hand "jump" on a quartz watch when setting it is if the seconds are between 45 and 5 when you press the crown in. If you purposely wait until the seconds are at 10, roll the minute hand slightly past the minute you want set, then turn back to the minute you want and press the crown in, the minute hand should stay where you set it.
Yes, this is a very convoluted way to do it but it seems to work on most cheap quartz analog watches.
@@rmenga Well I'll be a monkey's uncle, it worked just as you said! Love it, haha. I so appreciate you taking a moment to post this - thank you!