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Omega damaged?

The other day, I dropped my Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra on my bathroom sink from a height of approx. 20 inches. You can't imagine what it felt like nearly having USD 2900 go down the drain! I'm not certain, but I have the impression that the watch is going a bit faster than before. I'm still testing to see if it's really the case. Is it possible that the
movement will settle and the speed will return to normal again with time, or can it be that my watch is permanently ruined?

Thank you,

Common man

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Omega damaged?

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check your email ;-) *NM*

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done! ;-) *NM*

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1 wallclock secs ( 0.17 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.20 CPU)