Yes! I love the white dial version. My main issue with it is that I don't care much for the bracelet, and I didn't want to pay the extra $150 for it just to remove it.
Honestly, the main reason I got into this is because I read that you can get an idea of how healthy a movement is by measuring its amplitude. When it drops too low, it's time to send it in.
Generally speaking, yes. My most precise watches, such as the COSC certified Breitling Premier B09, also do fantastically well on the timegrapher.
Now I'm bummed a little bit. They had just sold the one they had in stock, and their inventory wasn't updated, yet. I was hoping to have it for my long walk tomorrow. Not a big deal, and I'll be happy to have one that's never been handled.
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