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--- public:musings:watches:damasko:start [10/06/25 13:08 BST] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ public:musings:watches:damasko:start [18/07/25 22:59 BST] (current) – [Update May 2022] john
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 The steel bracelet was sold in 2017, to someone in the USA, after I decided I couldn't get on with it.
-Following the appearance of the rate-error fault in 2018, I switched to my [[public:watches:inventory:seiko_skx007|Seiko SKX007]] on a Strapcode Oyster steel bracelet, and liked it so much I decided to buy another Damasko steel bracelet for the DA36, and to request a set of //additional// adjustment links to allow more variation in size. The longer links can be bought in sets of 2 pairs, which along with the 2 pairs that come with the bracelet, allow a smooth adjustment in tiny steps, almost matching the difference made by adding or removing a normal link.
+Following the appearance of the rate-error fault in 2018, I switched to my [[..:inventory:seiko_skx007|]] on a Strapcode Oyster steel bracelet, and liked it so much I decided to buy another Damasko steel bracelet for the DA36, and to request a set of //additional// adjustment links to allow more variation in size. The longer links can be bought in sets of 2 pairs, which along with the 2 pairs that come with the bracelet, allow a smooth adjustment in tiny steps, almost matching the difference made by adding or removing a normal link.
 The new bracelet and links were bought in November 2019.
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 Rate is now dropping after 2½ years of daily wear. Will monitor and wait for rate to exceed manufacturer's specification before sending for service/regulation.
-See dedicated page [[public:watches:damasko:measurements_2022|]]
+See dedicated page [[repair_service_2022|]]
 ===== Timegrapher Check 22/5/22 =====
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 ===== Update May 2022 =====
-I've owned the DA36 now for over 5 years. After the repair, and getting the 2<sup>nd</sup> bracelet, it's rarely off my wrist. I'll occasionally wear another watch (typically a [[[[public:watches:inventory:casio_gm-w5610|G-Shock]]) on my **right** wrist.
+I've owned the DA36 now for over 5 years. After the repair, and getting the 2<sup>nd</sup> bracelet, it's rarely off my wrist. I'll occasionally wear another watch (typically a [[..:inventory:casio_gm-w5610|]]) on my **right** wrist.
 The DA36 stays on the **left**.
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-Still well within [[public:watches:cosc|]] standards ( -4 / +6 ) at around -2s/d as of May 2022. Rolex now guarantee their watches to run better than COSC, at ±2 s/d. My DA36 has been within this range for the last few years, and is only now starting to fall outside that range. It may wander back towards //zero// over time. Who knows how all the different variables inter-react to make up the overall rate error, and how they vary with time?
+Still well within [[..:cosc|]] standards ( -4 / +6 ) at around -2s/d as of May 2022. Rolex now guarantee their watches to run better than COSC, at ±2 s/d. My DA36 has been within this range for the last few years, and is only now starting to fall outside that range. It may wander back towards //zero// over time. Who knows how all the different variables inter-react to make up the overall rate error, and how they vary with time?
 ==== Time Grapher 23/5/22 ====