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Old 28 March 2007, 09:31 AM   #24
jaycee
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This sounds very much like the problem I have! I dropped my GMT onto my bedroom carpet. First I was told it could be a hairspring problem as it was gaining 20 seconds a day, then my local dealer decided it just needed regulating and now that I've gone back to them again as the watch is rather inconsistent in its timekeeping they've decided that it's the hairspring again and the watch is going back to Rolex in a few weeks time.

I'm also finding a gain of nearly a minute a week rather irritating, particularly when the gain is 4 seconds one day and 9 the next!

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