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COSC specs is -4 to +6 per day I believe, which is a ten second spread. Your watch doesnt seem to be that far out of whack. I'd monitor it for a week or so, in my opinion, because my 2255.80 does the same thing from time to time. However, it always seems to "snap out of it" quickly. It may lose 5 sec/day for 3 or 4 days, then goes back to +/- 2 secs per day. It seems like the more I wear it, the more it loses time. But, the more I rest it in it's box or crown up, the more it gains. Finicky little things, aren't they?
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