How do I read this pressure test read out?
I have had a few divers for a couple years now. Took one for a service battery change a few years ago (Quartz Seamaster). This was the read out. I have no idea what this means. Can you guys help me? is anything bad on here?
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QuietManClass
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If the watchmaker/AD performing the test didn't ask if you wanted to spend money to correct the results, I'd think all was good.
I think, think that the ba is wrapped around from the previous line and denotes bar (aka ATM) as a pressure unit. If so, tested at 3ATM max.
The u is (presumably) Greek mu, which means uh micro, 1×10⁻⁶. I assume that's micrometers. If so, the crystal flexed about two ten thousandths of an inch.
This is a semi-educated guess only. The important thing is to note that this is how it did, not how it will do now.
I think, think that the ba is wrapped around from the previous line and denotes bar (aka ATM) as a pressure unit. If so, tested at 3ATM max.
The u is (presumably) Greek mu, which means uh micro, 1×10⁻⁶. I assume that's micrometers. If so, the crystal flexed about two ten thousandths of an inch.
This is a semi-educated guess only. The important thing is to note that this is how it did, not how it will do now.
Just what I was going to say, just in a more intelligent way 😉
I believe that last word where it says "okay" tells the whole story.