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Re: Questions about a speedy day/date

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: That model isn't a certified chronometer, so it
: isn't held to the COSC specs of -4 to +6
: seconds per day. I'm sure a qualified
: watchmaker could regulate it to get it to
: keep better time, though. My local Omega
: AD's watchmaker only charges $25 for a
: regulation.

: Regarding the bracelet, I do wish Omega had a
: fine adjustment feature, but they don't. You
: basically have to get the best fit you can
: using the right combinations of links and
: the half-link in the bracelet.

Thanks for the info.
Matt

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.16 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.19 CPU)