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: It then sems
: This is only an illusion based on insufficient
: data. The watch does not "know"
: that it has run fast for a few days and that
: it is time to slow down. If it's running
: fast, it is running fast all the time. Check
: the time against www.time.gov and then check
: again 2 weeks later to get a good picture of
: what is going on.
: MMC
it may be, as you say, an illusiuon but i took the watch off last night (approx 9 hours) and it now only approxiamtely 25 seconds ahead of the official time here (British Summer Time (BST) = GMT+1). I predict the wacth will now "speed up" now that i am wearing it.
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