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: notice an average of 30 secs. slow in about
: five days, so 3 minutes in a month?! Is that
: normal for the 1120 movement, or should I
That is -6 seconds per day which is a little below the -4 minimum for a chronometer. But it's up to you as to whether it is worth the trouble to have it serviced.
: There used to be a post about how to position
: the watch at night when not wearing it to
: compensate the lost and gain in seconds; but
: I couldn't find it anymore. Anyone had that
It is in the FAQs here on the zOwie site! Since it applies to all watches, it is in the Fine Wristwatch FAQ.
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