Time accuracy, am I fussing too much?

[HAL330]

Originally Posted by phez

Until recently my PT DD40 was gaining less than a second a day when worn. However, when on a winder, lost around 5 seconds a day. But always reverted to gaining less than s second a day when worn.

After being on a winder for 3 weeks while I was on vacation during which is lost 5 seconds a day, now when worn, it consistently loses about 2-3 seconds a day.

The watch is 14 months old.

Should I be concerned or should I delete the Watch Tracker app and just enjoy the watch?

one thing I have found is if the wind is low it will slip a bit... I find when I keep my two watches well wound, they hold 2 sec... as I let one sit for 36+ hours, the timing slows a bit or sometimes goes faster.

[Annan]

Have to admit I'm a little OCD about accuracy and it does bother me a bit if my watch is outside the newly advertised -2/+2. But as long as it's still within the basic COSC of -4/+6 I can live with it. Consistency is the key. I think your watch's accuracy is just fine so relax and enjoy it.

[T01]

I used to worry about the accuracy, these days I just trust what Rolex has done, wear and enjoy (assuming it's not hugely inaccurate).

[GlasgowChris]

Originally Posted by MinMay

If I want to know the time, I look at my phone :)

I’m guilty as charged for this too

[Maiden]

Yes, as per your post title. Enjoy it!