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jens said

I think that one can advise members not to mention the full brand name when discussing reps but using wildcards instead...the same goes to the dealers...

sorry

If its slipping try running it to 45 seconds and reset

Run it to 15 seconds and reset to move it the other way. Once you get it where you want do not run the chorno again until you find a watchmaker that will glue the chrono hand on the post for you.

Thanks a lot for sharing your tip. Is similar to the one provided by the dealer, but yours is more complete. At first it seemed not to work, but with a "full" wind applying your scheme undoubtedly brought the second hand more close to zero position. I will repeat the procedure.

That's the kind of advice I was looking for and you are a kind member. Thank you again.

Without opening...... run it around until sixty, stop it and don't reset!

Oh my Good! I can now see...Thanks master for enlightening the dumbs...That's why you are a VIP member...

Hi guys

I get a t*g carrera chrono (A7550 28.8K). Seems to work fine, but I notice a very small flaw-when I reset the chrono the second hand gets little misaligned at zero position (61'). This is not very problematic of course, but as you are surely more expertise than me I think that it could be a way to fix it without the need of opening the watch. Is this true in your experience?

Thanks in advance and I apologize if this is a dumb question.

Hi guys

I get a t*g carrera chrono. Seems to work fine, but I notice a very small flaw-when I reset the chrono the second hand gets little misaligned at zero position. This is not very problematic of course, but as you are surely more expertise than me I think that it could be a way to fix it without the need of servicing the watch. The movement is A7750 28k8.

Thanks in advance