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one more feature...
...that is quite important in the new inhouse-movement is the instantaneous jumping minute counter
AND, not to forget, imo the pusher feeling is much more spectacular in the new caliber; both start/stop and zero-reset, the haptics are superb 
This is not describable, you have to feel it in comparison...
Differences between Lemania based caliber CH 27-70Q and CaliberCH 29-535 PS Q
While I have read many articles on the 3970, 5970 and the 5270, I have not been able to really understand the most significant changes between the movement used in the 3970 and 5970 (Lemania 2320 (2310?) based caliber CH 27-70Q) and the 5270 (Caliber CH 2...
To me the biggest difference is that with the new movement ...
you can no longer advance all calendar indications together with the pusher at 11, which was the case with the Lemania movement. To me this was a very significant step back as far as the practical utility of the watches using this new caliber. Cheers Jim
one more feature...
...that is quite important in the new inhouse-movement is the instantaneous jumping minute counter AND, not to forget, imo the pusher feeling is much more spectacular in the new caliber; both start/stop and zero-reset, the haptics are superb :-) This is n...
Visually, dial side for me
Is the loss of the registers at 3/9 being centered. Other than a Dato, which uses a triangle effect to balance the dial, I prefer the beauty of the 3/9 look. All other technical improvements are welcome, but my heart wants this 3/9 symmetry. I am just a s...
In simple words: all is better for all with the new caliber
To understand everything like a watchmaker is unrealistic, imho. What counts here is that: accuracy has been improved as well as durability and (that is the watchmaker part) also assembly of the movement is simplified. It is a "shame" that Patek's first m...
