Did you demagnetize it?
Just back (literally) from a full overhaul, seemed to be running slow, put it on the timegrapher:
They said it was within spec when it left the shop. No trauma since receiving it, not yet worn. What could cause this? Thanks.
Is this the same watch from this thread where you had prior issues?
https://omegaforums.net/threads/is-this-watchmaker-excuse-legit.144163/
Hypertension can be serious and I have grave concerns for your health. Send watch to me I just did a 5 miles hike which included some rock climbing I noticed no chest pain I’m pretty sure I can handle it.
Is that the reading in the best position, or the worst position?
I can't imagine they would have released it running so poorly.
The watch was overhauled, sent back to me, parameters all over the place. Sent back, te-adjusted, pics sent, Dally rate good, low amplitude (under 270 in all positions) and beat rate 1.1.
When I asked about it, they said, “These watches get old and worn, and sometimes can’t be brought into spec.”
It may just be that the regulator has moved slightly. You need more information, similar to what I said in your other thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/is-this-watchmaker-excuse-legit.144163/page-2#post-1965881
The dial up beat error you've shown is fine and the amplitude is fair so, if you show the six position graphs at full wind (+30 minutes) with the chrono off, this will give a better idea.
Good luck, Chris
It may just be that the regulator has moved slightly. You need more information, similar to what I said in your other thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/is-this-watchmaker-excuse-legit.144163/page-2#post-1965881
The dial up beat error you've shown is fine and the amplitude is fair so, if you show the six position graphs at full wind (+30 minutes) with the chrono off, this will give a better idea.
Good luck, Chris
