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5 January 2008, 12:52 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Real Name: Rob
Location: WA
Watch: Speedmaster/16710
Posts: 60
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Regulation: how good & how much?
Hello all,
Recently my GMT MasterII (16710, Blk/Red) fell from my bed mattress to the floor boards. I could tell this was not going to be good so I monitored it's accuracy. Prior to the fall it consistently averaged -0.25sec/day/day (measured over numerous 30-31 day periods). It was better by around 10secs than two of my quartz movement watches and matched (in the opposite direction) a Ronda quartz movement watch I have. Now it is gaining approximately 1sec/day/day (although I have only been able to measure it over 5 days). I always thought that +1 was excellent for a mechanical watch, but after being used to my 16710 running at -0.25 I'm in mourning. I've tried laying it on its vertical side with winding crown uppermost, however this doesn't seem to slow it down. I have read informative posts on the forum about regulation, but what I would like to know is: 1. What would be the probability of a Rolex Service Centre returning the same accuracy, +/-0.25 (preferably in the plus zone) before the fall?; 2. I've never had a watch regulated before; how much would this cost? As an aside I always am concerned about sending my watches for service as I worry about how they will be looked after by the service centre. Your advice is much appreciated. Although I haven't posted much I appreciate the excellent work done by many people on this forum. Regards, Rob. |
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