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Re: SMP Time loss?

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Derek,

Thanks! I think it must have been something to do with that! I have just started a new job and am not moving about as much as before.. Aftre winding it seems to be right back on track.

: Make sure it is sufficiently wound. A watch
: will slow down if it does not get enough
: power. People often mistake simply wearing
: an automatic watch *some* as being enough.
: But if you don't wear a watch enough
: (usually at least 12 hours a day everyday),
: then it won't have enough power to keep
: running at the proper rate when you have it
: off your wrist or are inactive like
: sleeping.

: Try hand-winding your watch every other day
: about 30 turns. If after several days, your
: watch is keeping better time, then that's
: all the problem was.

: For more detail, see the link below:

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.16 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.19 CPU)