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Help with F300HZ
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoYes, that what I do with mine.
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··Sunburst dial fanA word of caution.
These f300s are old and, in my limited experience, they are susceptible to going wrong if you’re frequently adjusting the time and date, which is likely if you’re turning it off and on.
Compared to the cost of servicing/repairing the watch (and parts can be hard to find) the cost of replacing a battery is minimal.
I try and limit the adjustment I make to mine to forwarding the date at the end of February, April, June, September and November 😉.
If the humming bothers you, leave the watch in another room when you’re not wearing it.
These f300s are old and, in my limited experience, they are susceptible to going wrong if you’re frequently adjusting the time and date, which is likely if you’re turning it off and on.
Compared to the cost of servicing/repairing the watch (and parts can be hard to find) the cost of replacing a battery is minimal.
I try and limit the adjustment I make to mine to forwarding the date at the end of February, April, June, September and November 😉.
If the humming bothers you, leave the watch in another room when you’re not wearing it.
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bronco1626
·A word of caution.
These f300s are old and, in my limited experience, they are susceptible to going wrong if you’re frequently adjusting the time and date, which is likely if you’re turning it off and on.
Compared to the cost of servicing/repairing the watch (and parts can be hard to find) the cost of replacing a battery is minimal.
I try and limit the adjustment I make to mine to forwarding the date at the end of February, April, June, September and November 😉.
If the humming bothers you, leave the watch in another room when you’re not wearing it.
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