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: I hear what you are saying, but I haven't
: experienced this problem with any of the
: three Omegas I own. All have been within
: COSC spec from day one, as they should be.
: Granted, they have settled in over time, but
: I never had one that was consistently out of
: spec.
: I'm not arguing with you, I'm just curious if
: this is normal for a watch to be out of spec
: for a few weeks and then settle down. My own
: experiences don't indicate that this is the
: case.
John, you may be right, but I have sold a lot of watches from numerous brands and every now and then, one slips through the quality control radar.
Bearing in mind that these watches are brand-spanking new from the factory and they may need a little while to loosen up. I agree with you, John. It doesn't tend to happen all that often. But it can happen, especially if the watch has been sitting on a display stand for a while causing the oils to settle at the bottom of the case.
teeritz
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