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First running and waterproof test during rain

  1. cjbhargav Jul 13, 2017

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    In have tested on running and under heavy rain...no fogg inside.:)
     
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  2. Jones in LA Isofrane hoarder. Jul 13, 2017

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    This is your new Speedmaster chronometer, yes?
    Which variant of the Speedmaster collection is it? Close-up pictures, please !

    And most importantly, congratulations on your new Speedy
     
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  3. cjbhargav Jul 13, 2017

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  4. speedybob Jul 15, 2017

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    Nice [emoji106]
    I wear my speedy pro when running too. Currently it replaces my polar rs300 [emoji16]
     
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  5. cjbhargav Sep 4, 2017

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    hey jones
    hey jones,
    my omega speedmaster co-axial moonwatch realizing now that after every 2-3 days watch time goes ahead to 15sec than normal time. I have also reset so many time but problem is continue.. plz suggest
    thanks
     
  6. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Sep 4, 2017

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    Your watch is accurate to +5 seconds a day in average of all positions from the factory. Try leaving your watch in a different orientation to gravity at night.
     
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  7. cjbhargav Sep 4, 2017

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    every 2-3 days is adding 15sec... now its running 1min ahead from normal time .. how does a gravity changes this ?
     
  8. Df13 Sep 5, 2017

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    This the reality of a mechanical watch. COSC spec is −4/+6 seconds per day, so you're within that spec. Gravity can affect the movement, so try laying your watch at different positions overnight to loose a little time. I'd probably first try the watch on its side with the crown pointing up.
     
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