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Jagr
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Mar 19, 2016
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If your watch is tilted downwards, or just flat on any surface, there is a chance that the second hand will go UNDER the minute hand, thus stopping the movement. It happened twice - first time was accidental while second time was intentional on my part to confirm the phenomenon. Basically, the red circle on the second hand has weight, which causes it to dip downwards a tiny bit.
Really only a problem when you take off your watch and leave it on night table or something. I generally "hang" my watches. I advise you all to do the same if ever you encounter this.
It's an odd design quirk, but at the same time... it's pretty neat.