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Re: Dead On Accurate

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Guess it depends on how you wear it?

Have been monitoring my new constellation for the past 5 days. It keeps time during the day. It gains about 1 sec at night (occasionally 2sec) when I don't wear it. This is for the watch in a dial up position at night.

However, there was one night where I place it crown up, iI found that it lost 2 secs during the night !

So in the span of 5 days, it has gained abt 2 secs so far.

: Just recieved a used GMT SM Chronometer last
: tuesday bought it on TZ. I set Time to
: Atomic Clock on Thursday and I just checked
: it. My watch is only 2 sec slow! Is that
: even possible? But it must be true. I own a
: rolex Explorer and even after service it
: gains about 4 +/- sec per day. What are your
: experiences with accuracy?

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Dead On Accurate

Re: Dead On Accurate

My new Railmaster 49er is 2 seconds slow in 9 days *NM*

My new Railmaster 41mm (cal2403)+1second in 6 days *NM*

show off! *NM*

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