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Onewatchguy82 · 4 December 2019, 06:40 PM

What is an ok loss or gain in 24 hours for these movements?
I'm losing about 25 seconds a day

Onewatchguy82 · 5 December 2019, 08:38 PM

anyone

Old Expat Beast · 5 December 2019, 08:43 PM

It could need a service, or it could have come out of the box like that. It could very probably be regulated to do better. Knowing the amplitude and beat error would give a better idea as to the health of the movement if you have access to a timegrapher.

toxicavenger · 12 December 2019, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

It could need a service, or it could have come out of the box like that. It could very probably be regulated to do better. Knowing the amplitude and beat error would give a better idea as to the health of the movement if you have access to a timegrapher.

^^^ This. You can regulated but if it isn't running as good as it could be then you could be wasting your time. For me on a watch this only anything under +30 is manageable.

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