Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my blog!
I'm an IT professional who loves working with anything related to programming languages, hardware repair, and troubleshooting. I also have a knack for attempting to repair broken watches, and it has become a habit of mine to collect watches, particularly the mechanical ones.
When you have an affinity for automatic and mechanical watches and collect them, it's important to be able to tell if the mechanism of the watch is still accurate to a few seconds. If not, you may find yourself sometimes wearing a mechanical watch that is either running late or running ahead.
To find out if your analog watch is still running accurately, you may need a device called a Timegrapher. This device can measure your watch's accuracy. If you wish to learn more about this device and where you can get it, please watch the video below.
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