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·Dear All:
I just bought and received my Omega Speedmaster Tokyo 2020 Red Bezel. Everything looks real: box, papers, watch, 2 red cards, small cardboard leaflet, etc. I even went to my local Omega Boutique to resize the bracelet. All fine.
I discovered that the winding crown is very easy to wind, i.e. without much friction at all. My other Speedmasters, granted that they are older pieces, all seem to have more friction - a lot more. This watch also runs fast: around 1 minute fast PER DAY!
the watch looks completely new, and i just got it 1 1/2 weeks ago.
i'm thinking: the winding crown's gasket comes WITH the winding crown, so there can't be anything like forgetting to put the crown's gasket on, as it comes with the gasket pre-installed in the crown when you get a new crown. That means that it couldn't have been due to a watchmaker assembling my watch and "forgetting" to put the winding crown's gasket in!
why it runs so fast: 1 minute fast per day? I have no idea.
May i please ask the good folks here on this forum if anyone might have ideas as to why the two issues mentioned above might be the case?
Thank you very much in advance.
I just bought and received my Omega Speedmaster Tokyo 2020 Red Bezel. Everything looks real: box, papers, watch, 2 red cards, small cardboard leaflet, etc. I even went to my local Omega Boutique to resize the bracelet. All fine.
I discovered that the winding crown is very easy to wind, i.e. without much friction at all. My other Speedmasters, granted that they are older pieces, all seem to have more friction - a lot more. This watch also runs fast: around 1 minute fast PER DAY!
the watch looks completely new, and i just got it 1 1/2 weeks ago.
i'm thinking: the winding crown's gasket comes WITH the winding crown, so there can't be anything like forgetting to put the crown's gasket on, as it comes with the gasket pre-installed in the crown when you get a new crown. That means that it couldn't have been due to a watchmaker assembling my watch and "forgetting" to put the winding crown's gasket in!
why it runs so fast: 1 minute fast per day? I have no idea.
May i please ask the good folks here on this forum if anyone might have ideas as to why the two issues mentioned above might be the case?
Thank you very much in advance.