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hmmmm....what do you mean not exact? Can you tell us more in details? TIA.
Upside wrote:yeah I've got a couple of years to catch up on. I like the spitfire-the PVD case was the really seller. Heavy solid feeling case and you have to give the pushers a fair bit if pressure but over all I thought 'pretty good chrono for the money. 260.00 cnd when all said and done so I'm not complaining. the minutes dial is not exact except for all the 5 min markers which was but surprising. If you don't like to wear watches snug you'll find the crown is really sharp and can dig into you hand. For me I like it and found good value for the money. I've had it for almost a year now.
Sure! be glad to. The hatch marks on the minute dial are to numerous to make each one a minute so the minute hand jumps every 2 hatch marks to indicate the passing of a minute. It looks a bit odd when you read it at 3 minutes and the hand is pointing just past the longer hatch mark. I hope this makes sense when you look at the dial. I was expecting one hatch mark for each minute but that's not the case. I guess they were designing more for asthetics than anything else. Still a solid feeling case I'll have to get a pic of the back sometime-turns out they're numbered too.