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I let my two dogs, Fergus and Charlie, out this morning as usual to “do their business”. Not so usual, actually a first, Charlie returned carrying a deer’s head. I now need to tramp out in the snow to find the rest of the deer and remove it so if doesn’t become the luncheon buffet for Fergus and Charlie. The right tools for the jobs....an indestructible ETA 2824-2 powered Invicta ref. 9937, a pickaxe and a chainsaw, as the deer is undoubtedly frozen in the ice and snow...
Charlie returned carrying a deer’s head!?! Is Charlie a hyena?
104 i Matte arrived, fresh from RGM who regulated it under warranty. Hopefully, it will run true now. This is my third 104. My first one (the polished version) I sold to buy the special edition matte watch. My first of the matte editions had a bad movement in it and Watchbuys replaced the watch. This one (the replacement) has been running slow from the get-go, so, hopefully, RGM got is squared away.
That's surprising and disappointing to hear about your 104s. I've had one for a couple of months now (same dial as yours, but polished case) and couldn't be happier. During that time I've worn it more than any tool watch I own, using it for navigation timing (while hiking) and bread baking. The 104 features a chronometer-grade Sellita movement (but not certified) so your timekeeping expectations should be high. Mine has consistently ticked along at +4sec/day -- very chronometer-like indeed. I hope you get the fix you needed!