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January 10, 2013

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Gary

The interesting thing about this is that the maximum error possible with a 1 second tick is 1/2 second, and with both of these watches the second hand was off 1/2 second over most of the dial. Even if they aligned the second hand randomly, you'd expect less than 1/2 second of error on average. Maybe there was a problem at the Casio factory during this production run that caused the second hands to be misaligned by a consistent amount. I did find a review of the similar black-faced model on Amazon in which the reviewer complained about a misaligned second hand.

It's too bad, because it's a nice looking watch for the money, and the day and date readouts were perfectly aligned on both samples.


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