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bjw · 31 December 2016, 02:23 PM

For example, I have a 2013 GMT BLNR in for a new crystal replacement at Dallas RSC and since it was running anywhere from +4 to +7.5sec/day, I am having them re calibrate back to COSC. Now, since its the same make/model as the GMT from when they started guaranteeing +2/-2. Should I expect it to some back +2/-2 day? It the same watch. I assume with the same parts, oils, etc. I assume the process is the same for calibrating a watch would be the same weather it's a 2013 or a 2015 (or when ever started the +2/-2).

Or is there a difference in the newer watches that are being guaranteed +2/-2 of which i'm not aware?

31 December 2016, 02:23 PM	#1
bjw "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: USA Posts: 443	Will RSC tune older watches to +2/-2 when serviced? For example, I have a 2013 GMT BLNR in for a new crystal replacement at Dallas RSC and since it was running anywhere from +4 to +7.5sec/day, I am having them re calibrate back to COSC. Now, since its the same make/model as the GMT from when they started guaranteeing +2/-2. Should I expect it to some back +2/-2 day? It the same watch. I assume with the same parts, oils, etc. I assume the process is the same for calibrating a watch would be the same weather it's a 2013 or a 2015 (or when ever started the +2/-2). Or is there a difference in the newer watches that are being guaranteed +2/-2 of which i'm not aware? __________________ 116710 BLNR 16710 COKE Tudor 7922R Tudor 79220N Tudor 79260P Panda "Opinions are like wrist watches, everyone's shows different time from the other. But all believe that theirs is accurate. "

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