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: I don't know how the Speedmasters hold up over
: time, but I'm sure they'll last (wait for
: Georges or others to reply). Winding the
: watch every day would be best. But if you
: won't be wearing the watch for say a week,
: then it might be best to let it die instead
: of constantly taking care of it every night.
: I can only come up with reason why a person
: wouldn't wear an Omega if he has one.....
: it's because he has another one.
Well, I currently own an Omega Seamaster Pro 300M, which is my daily watch and it keeps pretty good time, about -2 or -3 seconds a day. I also own several Seiko autos and a Tissot auto, with I put in my watch winder, when I'm not wearing them. for some reason, I've been wearing my Suunto Observer a lot lately. I've heard the the manual winding Omeega's can sometimes be off by +/- 10/15 seconds a day. Is that usually the case or can I expect similar accuracy, as my Seamaster 300M
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