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How fast or slow the watch runs per day. ±0 ideal. Swiss manufacture spec: ±4 s/day. COSC: ±4/-6 s/day.
Asymmetry between tick-tock halves. Under 0.5 ms is excellent. Over 2 ms may indicate banking or pallet issues.
Balance wheel arc. Ideal 250°–310°. Below 200° may indicate mainspring, oil, or pallet issues. Browser-estimated only.
Sharp: high-freq modern ebauche. Balanced: general use. Soft: vintage or pocket watch movements.
Auto mode clusters intervals to find tick/tock phases. Force Alternate assumes strict alternation. Single Stream disables beat error.
Composite of SNR, outlier rate, separation reliability, and jitter. Below 50: results unreliable. Above 80: professional grade.
Escapement geometry parameter. Modern ETA/Sellita: 52°. Vintage: 42–45°. Affects amplitude estimation formula.
Phone microphone AGC can compress tick sounds, inflating measured amplitude and shifting noise floor. Use a flat-response external mic for best results.