15400 at 20+ seconds per 24 hrs.

[jojosnr]

Please advise if this is acceptable or its the norm for APs ?

Thank you.

[boogiebot]

I think you should bring it back to your AD or send it in for warranty work

[jojosnr]

Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by boogiebot

I think you should bring it back to your AD or send it in for warranty work

[Submarino]

Not the norm at all. It definitely needs regulation.


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[Hairdude1]

That doesn't seem normal

[singe89]

Not normal and should be regulated.

Just wondering...Have you tried timing it over 24 hour period with a full wind and not wearing it? Just wondering because I've had my diver gained +20 to 30 sec a day with very active wear but was spot on when left off the wrist for a day.

[jojosnr]

Have been wearing it daily and place on the winder at night since.

Originally Posted by singe89

Not normal and should be regulated.

Just wondering...Have you tried timing it over 24 hour period with a full wind and not wearing it? Just wondering because I've had my diver gained +20 to 30 sec a day with very active wear but was spot on when left off the wrist for a day.

[simongpaez]

What if you don't use the winder and see what happens, also leaveit at night facing different positions and see.

[jojosnr]

Noted. Will give it a go. Thanks.

Originally Posted by simongpaez

What if you don't use the winder and see what happens, also leaveit at night facing different positions and see.

[exxondus]

Originally Posted by jojosnr

Have been wearing it daily and place on the winder at night since.

Hmm if u weat it daily, u prob shld avoid putting it on thw winder. Its not fear of overwinding. But sometimes the position causes the watch to gain or lose seconds.

But agree with the rest. Shld send it in for checking.

[jojosnr]

I see. Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by exxondus

Hmm if u weat it daily, u prob shld avoid putting it on thw winder. Its not fear of overwinding. But sometimes the position causes the watch to gain or lose seconds.

But agree with the rest. Shld send it in for checking.

[jojosnr]

Thanks for all your comments.

[George Ab]

20 seconds seems like a lot for a regulation. The watch being magnetized is more likely. Any watchmaker can throw on timing machine, degausse (demagnetize) and put back on timing machine. Should take less then five minutes. If that does not resolve, then send to AP. Back is not opened so it is not going to affect warranty. Something you may consider before going through the expense and loss of wrist time of sending back to AP.

[jojosnr]

Thanks for your insight. I just got the watch last week, so its under warranty. I do hope its a straight forward issue as your described.

Originally Posted by George Ab

20 seconds seems like a lot for a regulation. The watch being magnetized is more likely. Any watchmaker can throw on timing machine, degausse (demagnetize) and put back on timing machine. Should take less then five minutes. If that does not resolve, then send to AP. Back is not opened so it is not going to affect warranty. Something you may consider before going through the expense and loss of wrist time of sending back to AP.

[lovej]

my 15400 was also gaining in order of 15+ per day.

it is currently being regulated at AP in AUs

[jojosnr]

So far, after 9 hours on my wrist, it has gained 15 secs. Looks like its in a hurray. ha ha....

[kilyung]

Get it tested for the 3rd yr warranty while you get it regulated in Clearwater.

[elevensheep]

how long have you had the watch? if watch is new, wait for a while for things to settle first

[jojosnr]

First week.

Originally Posted by elevensheep

how long have you had the watch? if watch is new, wait for a while for things to settle first