A Tale Of Three Watches

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JacobZimmer Skrev:Lad os antage ens ur kommer forbi en magnet, og det begynder at miste adskillige minutter - er det så bare en antimagnetisering, også er det, det ?

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It usually takes a little more than just passing a magnet Jacob . For magnetism to become a problem , a watch usually has to be exposed to a magnetic force for at least a few minutes . For example there are about 13 magnets in a Iphone , so putting your watch next to your phone for a long time , is not a good idea . There are really no fast rules , but it is a good idea to demagnatise your watch at least once a year . Most good watchmakers do this as normal procedure , when they service your watch . It is usually not a big problem for most watch users . The effect it can have on a watch is dependent on the strength of the magnet and the time the watch is exposed to it . Putting your watch near to a Speaker is a very very bad idea , because most speakers contain quite powerfull magnets . Magnets do not as far as i know cause permanent damage to a watch . But i am no expert on this , just repeating what i have heard and read about it .