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Re: A Lot is 30 to 45 seconds a night.

In Response To: A Lot is 30 to 45 seconds a night. *NM* ()

That is beyond absurd for a brand new "replacement" watch and is waaaaaaayyyyy out of COSC spec. If I were in your shoes, I would send it back IMMEDIATELY with a letter telling Omega how disgusted you are with their service. I doubt you'll receive the same watch back or, if you do, it will be properly regulated by the factory.

30-45 seconds a night indicates a defective watch, not a watch that is going to "settle in". GET RID OF IT NOW!!!!!

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How long does it take movement to bed down?

A Lot is 30 to 45 seconds a night. *NM*

Re: A Lot is 30 to 45 seconds a night.

I'm leary of settling down *LINK*

Re: How long does it take movement to bed down?

Usually takes a few months

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1 wallclock secs ( 0.18 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.21 CPU)