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GEZ7ch · 5 June 2009, 03:47 AM

Well all, a stone off my heart...
Padi 56 you are right, but since I wear every watch that I have for 3 days and then switch to another, I only wanted to know that it's not running like a mad man...so 20 sec a day did bother me, but now it's seems spot on, estimating for about 1-3 sec a day.
I also looked at the movement with a maginfying glass, seems now like a flewless rapid smooth movement, as an perpetual movement should be.
Finally can switch calmly to the Longines for the next few days sharing my respect to the official Roland Garros timekeeper!
Thanks all!

5 June 2009, 03:47 AM	#14
GEZ7ch "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Israel Watch: Tag Heuer Wan2110 Posts: 397	Well all, a stone off my heart... Padi 56 you are right, but since I wear every watch that I have for 3 days and then switch to another, I only wanted to know that it's not running like a mad man...so 20 sec a day did bother me, but now it's seems spot on, estimating for about 1-3 sec a day. I also looked at the movement with a maginfying glass, seems now like a flewless rapid smooth movement, as an perpetual movement should be. Finally can switch calmly to the Longines for the next few days sharing my respect to the official Roland Garros timekeeper! Thanks all! __________________ ROLEX Yacht-Master 116622 Pt.Dial Tag Heuer Aquaracer Automatic WAN2110 and WAP2011 Longines HydroConquest Quartz Ref.L3.663.4.76.6 Certina DS - Action Diver Automatic 200m - Blue Dial

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