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Thanks for the response. After doing some thinking, I realized that since I am now studying for the bar exam, I actually spend a lot of time sitting around either typing notes on my laptop at my review classes, or reading and writing at home, so it's not getting a lot of movement. I've wound it fully and set it to a reliable clock and will keep an eye on it for a few days. Hopefully, when it's fully wound manually (and after the bar exam when I'm not sitting around all day), it will be within the specs.
-Jon
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