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What time does the date change on your Omega(s)?
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drhombus24
·That’s pretty good in my experience. All of the omegas I’ve owned have changed anywhere from 2-7 minutes after midnight.
From what I’ve noticed, the date change seems to be pretty consistent every day.
From what I’ve noticed, the date change seems to be pretty consistent every day.
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124watchfan
·My PO is right at midnight. My Seamaster 2254 is about 20 minutes before midnight. 58 seconds is great.
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Foo2rama
··Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.Every caliber is different
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Motik
·Depends on how accurately the hands were installed at the factory.
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77deluxe
·I change out watches too often to know....
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3nicewatches
·Mine is incredibly reproducible. It always changes when I’m asleep.
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jankymutt
·Touche, but not all of us have jobs where you sleep at the same time everyday!! 😜
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI saw the title and thought Oh No!
Not another "my watch changes date at midday instead of at midnight! Should I take it to a watchmaker?".
I kid you not, it was on this forum somewhere.
Not another "my watch changes date at midday instead of at midnight! Should I take it to a watchmaker?".
I kid you not, it was on this forum somewhere.
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3nicewatches
·I saw the title and thought Oh No!
Not another "my watch changes date at midday instead of at midnight! Should I take it to a watchmaker?".
I kid you not, it was on this forum somewhere.
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guwipa
·Give me some 15 min or so and I‘ll be able to tell you 😎
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guwipa
·Mvmnt starts pressing but too early imho
Will keep you current
Will keep you current
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guwipa
·Done around 55 seconds before midnight
😀
😀
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fastfras
·Noon... and, it drives me NUTS!!!!!!
🤨😗
🤨😗
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bz0123
·I saw the title and thought Oh No!
Not another "my watch changes date at midday instead of at midnight! Should I take it to a watchmaker?".
I kid you not, it was on this forum somewhere.
Maybe you can help me. My watch always says 2 pm when it's 2am and vice versa. How do I fix this?
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerFor the semi-instantaneous date mechanism in the 8800 and similar calibers, the tolerance is +/- 10 minutes of midnight.
Cheers, Al
Cheers, Al
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorAwesome! Maybe there should be a pinned “best of the worst thread” for such great examples.
https://omegaforums.net/threads/✯-o...rning-for-those-that-joined-recently-✯.56146/
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesConsidering Archer's tidbit of information, I could really run amok during that 20 minute time period when the date could be incorrect!
Of course my Omega's will never have an issue with accurate, up-to-the minute date changes for none of them have a date feature. I can run amok 24/7/365 and on leap year as well.
Of course my Omega's will never have an issue with accurate, up-to-the minute date changes for none of them have a date feature. I can run amok 24/7/365 and on leap year as well.
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hkrauss
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