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dmhines · 4 September 2018, 09:51 AM

Been tracking time on my new SOH II 42 -- its been running almost 10 seconds fast in 24 hour period ... out of COSC for sure. Bought it from Boutique in Nassau ... luckily there is a Breitling dealer 20 minutes from me if I decide to send in for adjustment. And this is the new "Tudor" in house ... None of my other automatics off by that much .. even the ones not COSC ...

OcdRob · 19 September 2018, 12:22 AM

Sorry to hear your new watch isnt running like advertised. If its a consistent 10 seconds off a day I would live with it but if it bothers u a lot I certainly wouldnt blame you for sending it in to get regulated. I have owned 2 Tudors with their in house movement and both were super accurate so this isnt the norm for those movements.

4 September 2018, 09:51 AM	#1
dmhines "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Florida Watch: Hulk Posts: 476	Bummer - new SOH II 42 running fast Been tracking time on my new SOH II 42 -- its been running almost 10 seconds fast in 24 hour period ... out of COSC for sure. Bought it from Boutique in Nassau ... luckily there is a Breitling dealer 20 minutes from me if I decide to send in for adjustment. And this is the new "Tudor" in house ... None of my other automatics off by that much .. even the ones not COSC ... __________________ . Hulk / RootBeer / Explorer

19 September 2018, 12:22 AM	#2
OcdRob "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2016 Location: Texas Posts: 107	Sorry to hear your new watch isnt running like advertised. If its a consistent 10 seconds off a day I would live with it but if it bothers u a lot I certainly wouldnt blame you for sending it in to get regulated. I have owned 2 Tudors with their in house movement and both were super accurate so this isnt the norm for those movements.

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