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Brand new SM300m Pro losing 4 seconds overnight
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BlackTalon
··This Space for RentBypass the AD and contact an Omega Boutique directly.
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msp1518
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Dan S
·I'm not sure your watch is out of spec. The acceptable positional variation appears to be as much as 14s, and it's the "average" precision that must be in the 0-6s range, which may refer to the average of all the different positions. So I'm not sure you can cherry-pick a single position and complain that it's not in the 0-6s range.
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3nicewatches
·I'm not sure your watch is out of spec. The acceptable positional variation appears to be as much as 14s, and it's the "average" precision that must be in the 0-6s range, which may refer to the average of all the different positions. So I'm not sure you can cherry-pick a single position and complain that it's not in the 0-6s range.
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msp1518
·Guys, I am not cherry picking anything here. I have had a consistent movement towards slower and slower time keeping, no matter how it left at night (crown up, down, laying flat, etc). What I just did was call Omega and a really knowledgeable service rep was fantastic in discussing the issue. I gave him all my time keeping history and he stated I should not ever be seeing -4 or -6. He was quite surprised and is having me fedex it to them in Jersey. He said -1 would be fine (I would love that accuracy) but that seeing a jumping around of -2 and -4 and back to -2 and then -6 shows a need for regulation. What really sprung out to him was that it keeps losing time on my wrist. Anywhere from 2 to 4 seconds in 10 hours. "Not even close to right" is how he explained it.
We will see what happens.
We will see what happens.
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watchknut
·Guys, I am not cherry picking anything here. I have had a consistent movement towards slower and slower time keeping, no matter how it left at night (crown up, down, laying flat, etc). What I just did was call Omega and a really knowledgeable service rep was fantastic in discussing the issue. I gave him all my time keeping history and he stated I should not ever be seeing -4 or -6. He was quite surprised and is having me fedex it to them in Jersey. He said -1 would be fine (I would love that accuracy) but that seeing a jumping around of -2 and -4 and back to -2 and then -6 shows a need for regulation. What really sprung out to him was that it keeps losing time on my wrist. Anywhere from 2 to 4 seconds in 10 hours. "Not even close to right" is how he explained it.
We will see what happens.
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msp1518
·Eastern NC? Did you buy this at Finks in Raleigh? If so I know the GM there.
Right about now I am wishing I had just ordered one from Raleigh since 2.5 hours of driving beats 10, but this is life.
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greyfox422
·But Fink's is an AD and you should be able to take it to them, with your warranty card, and they should take a look at it and send it to Omega Service for you.
