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19 August 2015, 04:25 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Real Name: Tom
Location: World Traveler
Watch: GMT Master II BLNR
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Uh Oh -What happened to my bullet-proof movement?
I've had my BLNR for 1 1/2 years and wear it 24/7. The variance and accuracy have been amazing, generally in the +1 to +2 SPD range. I sent in my watch to the RSC several months ago to get my cyclops/crystal replaced. It came back and immediately was at +5 SPD but after several days started slowing and after a little more than a week had settled into a +1 SPD range. All good.
Over a month later one afternoon it started to take off like a rocket: I decided to reset the time and my watch tracker app and sure enough it has now locked in at +7 SPD for the past couple of days: The bad news is it has sped up for no particular reason. I guess the good news is the variance remains amazingly stable. In fact it now seems to have less variance than when the avg. SPD was hanging around +1. I'll probably "let it ride" for a few weeks to see if it self-corrects but at some point I guess I need to take it in to the AD to be regulated. Anyone seen anything like this before? FYI, I have a anti-magnetic/degauzer machine and it appears to have made no impact. |
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