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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: Lola on January 05, 2010, 12:40:21 PM
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Hi ! All
I bought a new watch and it is ETA 2824-2 movement.
However after a few days wearing , I notice it go faster of 5 minutes...
Just wonder what happens...
Lola
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Hi ! All
I bought a new watch and it is ETA 2824-2 movement.
However after a few days wearing , I notice it go faster of 5 minutes...
Just wonder what happens...
Lola
Hi Lola,
If the watch is going 5 minutes fast after 5 days of operation then that's 1 minute per day which is unusual for an ETA 2824. Even the lowly 7S26/7S36 calibers from Seiko are rated at -20 to +40sec per day.
I believe the watch is still under warranty. You can bring it back to the service center and request for the watch to be regulated.
:Cheers:
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Hi ! Danny
Regulated ? means ??
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Hi Lola,
Regulated means having the watch adjusted for accuracy.
:Cheers:
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Guys, how do we measure the accuracy down to the variant in second?
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hi lola,
in this issue.. just call the sales person that you bought the watch from !! and let him do the services for you.... AS we know, this is auto watch sometime there is a problem for machanical watch but for sure problem can be solved .i know how you feel :Blue: but hope everything should be fine... :thumbsup:
cheers
bobby
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Hi ! All
many thanks for that.
yes ... was kind of down as my watch is a new watch and it do not seems working well.
Shd be sending the watch for a repair then.
Many thanks to all the bro n sis for the answer..
Regards
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Guys, how do we measure the accuracy down to the variant in second?
Hi CK,
If you want your watch accuracy to be measured to the second, the best way is to bring it to your watchmaker to have it measured by the timing machine. The machine can do the job in an instant.
:Cheers:
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the machine can measure to all 5 positions u wanted to...
but when u wear... human will move around with different position...
so end of the day.... it wont be perfect!