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Sandblaster · 1 July 2016, 12:13 AM

I ate like a king and gained 7lbs so my bracelet feels tighter than I prefer (can fit pinky under bracelet).

Here's what's interesting: I set the time to CNN.
A week later I'm watching for minute change I'm +4 seconds. Love that, huh?

I KNOW that's not the best way, but it seemed to work as a way to check the accuracy of a BNIB watch.

What do you guys use? Is there an app?

Friar · 1 July 2016, 01:10 AM

If you've an iPhone, WatchTracker is good. Watchville has a nice clock with beeps just before the minute changes. Otherwise check Time.is on your computer.

1 July 2016, 12:13 AM	#1
Sandblaster Banned Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: US Watch: 16570, 216570 Posts: 161	My new Explorer 2, 1 week later. I ate like a king and gained 7lbs so my bracelet feels tighter than I prefer (can fit pinky under bracelet). Here's what's interesting: I set the time to CNN. A week later I'm watching for minute change I'm +4 seconds. Love that, huh? I KNOW that's not the best way, but it seemed to work as a way to check the accuracy of a BNIB watch. What do you guys use? Is there an app?

1 July 2016, 01:10 AM	#2
Friar "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Gary Location: Oregon Watch: 214270 216570 Posts: 707	If you've an iPhone, WatchTracker is good. Watchville has a nice clock with beeps just before the minute changes. Otherwise check Time.is on your computer.

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