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Mike,
Good question. I don't think you can regulate it. It may have a trimming screw, not probably not - even so these are for very very fine adjustments.
I'm pretty are that they are pre-set, so large loss of time like this points to there being a problem, one that regulation would not sort out. Maybe a service would sort it out.
Stewart
: High folks.
: I just buy a black coral and again the sellers meaning,the watch
: runs 5min in 60min to slow.Is it to regulate or is a new
: quartzmovement the choice?Can i regulte it by myself?Wich screw
: i shall turn for it?
: Please help!
: greetz
: Mike
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