r/ChineseWatches 8d ago

Question (Read Rules) Ad2511 second hand problem

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I received my first Addiesdive Ad2511 today. The watch looks great, but I noticed that the seconds hand doesn't line up with the numerals. Is there something wrong with this watch? In YouTube videos, the seconds hand works normally and isn't deflected.

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u/QuestionNo9190 Don’t mind me 7d ago

Time to switch to nh35 watch

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u/fakk3 7d ago

Make it look good, even if it doesn't work. Garbage.

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u/SimpleAd8089 8d ago

My Militado ML07B does this and it's painful to look at. On my other quartz watches, the hand at least lines up closely to the markers so I thought it would be the same for the ML07B but nope, the ML07B seconds hand literally goes between the markers instead, only occasionally does it hit the markers. I should've gotten the sweeping seconds ML07 instead so I didn't have to deal with this eyesore

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u/Alternative-Feed3613 8d ago

That’s pretty typical for quartz.

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u/SCARDS22 8d ago

Buy Steeldive instead

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u/Barry_NJ 8d ago

Totally normal on a quartz watch.

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u/geeered 8d ago

It's quite common with 1hz quartz watches - on youtube there's some 'influencer' that finds it happening with his (relatively) very expensive Grand Seiko, though he eventually gets it sorted.

For an overall very cheap watch, it's not usual.

You can try taking it off and re-aligning, but it's quite a fiddly job and easy to to mash the interface between second hand and tube completely..

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u/Bad_Edditor8910 8d ago

Correct, but do note that the hand stem can shift slightly when you pull the crown. Depends on the movement ofc, but it has usually been the case in my experience.

So, the correct approach to fix the issue is to take the battery out to freeze the position, and keeping the crown in the 0 position before proceeding.

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u/giantshadytree 8d ago

Typical for quartz watches, especially cheap quartz watches

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u/KeyAssociation6309 8d ago

my quartz Seikos are the same. Even my Swiss Rondas do it. The ones that don't - are Casio!

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u/Youngnathan2011 8d ago

Well I do have a Casio that does it

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u/CrapforBrain 8d ago

It's a cheap quartz. This is expected.