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Re: Good Question...
In Response To: Good Question... ()

: That's a good question. In fact, Omega's owners
: manual even states that their watches are
: held to a tighter tolerance of -1 to +6
: sec/day.

: I've always suspected that, like me, most
: people would rather have a watch that runs a
: bit fast than a bit slow. It's always better
: to be early than late. That's why I won't
: live with a watch that LOSES time, period.
: If I get one like this, I have it regulated
: to put it on the + side.

: Anyway, that's always been my suspicion, but
: maybe someone here will have an official
: COSC explanation for you.

Would a 5 sec loss in 24hrs qualify for having it regulated whilst still under warranty (despite lying within COSC parameters)?

Thanks

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