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This vid explains the difference better than I could. The issue I have not enough money😀 -
Hi @JohnR725 . Reading through this thread again, and early on you posted about the facility to replay recorded data on the 1900. I'm sure I've done this myself in the past, but now I cannot remember how, and the feature isn't even mentioned in the instructions. Any ideas? Also, what information do you get from graph type B that type A doesn't have? -
By WatchMaker · Posted
Hi @Max50916 ... this is a really good site: https://www.hampdenwatches.com/ Takes you through the chapters of history for this company. Note the super helpful PDF download on the Manheimer page for Hampden watches. Can you find yours (or one very similar) here?
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