How’s that for accuracy!

[chicagowatchman]

My platinum masterpiece has been running.05 spd for the last year and a half since the last service
How’s that for accuracy!

[kieselguhr]

Fantastic!

[Dirt]

Gota love it
Enjoy

[HogwldFLTR]

Mine was off a second in a month. I'll not worry about it again. Mine is also a Pt watch.

[rfs]

Nice!

[padi56]

I will join the brag accuracy factor but not for a year, last time I checked my 5513 was April 1st 1989, just checked it now and its .000099999999987 of a second fast in almost 30 years beat that one.

I Treble check mine with my 25 different phone apps on 10 different phones, plus two radio controlled clocks and two atomic clock computer apps for confirmation to a 10 thousandth of a second.Do you guys think I am getting {CCTS} constant checking time syndrome.But in the real world I check once a week or so with my quartz kitchen clock,if its more than a minute out will adjust thats accurate enough for me.
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[Vincent65]

Thread killer

OP - amazing accuracy. Seeing as this is a forum about the subject, we appreciate such things. I'm sure John Harrison et al would be impressed

[Andad]

Originally Posted by padi56

I will join the brag accuracy factor but not for a year, last time I checked my 5513 was April 1st 1989, just checked it now and its .000099999999987 of a second fast in almost 30 years beat that one.

I Treble check mine with my 25 different phone apps on 10 different phones, plus two radio controlled clocks and two atomic clock computer apps for confirmation to a 10 thousandth of a second.Do you guys think I am getting {CCTS} constant checking time syndrome.But in the real world I check once a week or so with my quartz kitchen clock,if its more than a minute out will adjust thats accurate enough for me.
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Pix or it didn’t happen Peter....

[Yess]

Yeah my OP 39mm is about a second a month at this stage. But I wear 16 hours a day. If I don't, it does lose more time. I assume that it's calibrated to "full wind".

[brandrea]

Who cares about the accuracy, let’s see the masterpiece

[1William]

Great timing.

[chicagowatchman]

Look at my profile picture
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[Xerxes77]

Mine is 1 sec in three weeks

[chicagowatchman]

Originally Posted by Xerxes77

Mine is 1 sec in three weeks

How did you track that
Seems impossible

[Dahh]

Perfect timing

[Xerxes77]

Originally Posted by chicagowatchman

How did you track that
Seems impossible

I track everyday.... on the he loose one sec and on the night I let the watch in the watch box and gain one sex
So practically work 0 sec per day....


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[fmc000]

I last set the time on Easter Saturday and now my watch (18 years old) is +24 seconds. Not too shabby IMHO.

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[Keepchasing]

My 114060 loses slightly everyday. No amount of regulating would help. Face up overnight was the best I could do just to keep it even.
Then I got a Gshock a couple months ago and let the Sub’s mainspring wind all the way down for the first time since I bought it a year ago.
Wearing the Sub again and nothing changed during daily wear.
However, now when I lay it face up overnight, it gains +1. In one night!
So every 3-4 days I do that to regulate it and it maintains perfect time after 2 months now.

With no date to change, there is no reason in 2 months to pull the crown out.
Kinda boring now.

[chicagowatchman]

Originally Posted by fmc000

I last set the time on Easter Saturday and now my watch (18 years old) is +24 seconds. Not too shabby IMHO.

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That’s awesome!

[Vinnee]

Amazing

[Oystersteel92]

First serious test of my DaytonaC since I got it in March, set it on April 24th. 28 days later, it's 18 seconds ahead of my radio controlled clock. Pretty amazing engineering on the part of Rolex and does nothing but increase my love for the watch.