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: My date seems like it's a little too high on my
: speedmaster, the top left corner of the
: numbers is just about to touch the top of
: the cutout, and there is a lot of space on
: the bottom, hopefully I'll get that adjusted
: under warranty.
: Anyone have the same problem, or is yours
: centred?
: I'm very picky :P
It's funny you brought this up, because I just noticed the same thing on my Bond SMP a few days ago. I've had the watch for over 3 years now and only recently noticed that the date is high in the window, so there is more white showing below the date than above. Still, the date doesn't look like it's touching the top of the window (I can always see some white between the date and the top of the window).
For me it's no big deal, it was just something I happened to notice while looking at my watch (something I do quite frequently I might add!!).
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