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: Hi, I have a James Bond Seamaster which I have
: had from new for 12 months now. I love it to
: bits, however in the last 2 months it has
: started gaining time. It gains approx 5
: minutes in 7 days which is awful. It is an
: automatic movement. I am extremely
: disappointed and upset with this as I
: thought that these watches were supposed to
: be ultra-accurate, especially given the
: chronometer certificate achievement. I would
: welcome any comments or similar problems
: reported by other purchasers.
Do exactly what Bryan suggests in his post - your watch is WAY out of COSC spec and needs to be repaired.
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