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: Read the articles on Power Reserve in the
: Wristwatch Troubleshooter section of the
: OWNERS ZONE here on Chronocentric.
: Quite likely, your watch is simply power
: starved from not enough winding. This is a
: common problem when someone new to owning an
: automatic mechanical watch does not
: understand the needs of a mechanical watch.
Shaven 30,
how long are you wearing your watch for every day? does it still lose this amount of time when you wind the crown 40turns??. are you wearing it every day?
I would read Dereks suggestions on site, and if this still doesnt solve your problem, get it checked out under warranty
mamas
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