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It's Definitely Not The Heat...

In Response To: Re: seamaster fast ()

: thanks for the reply.

: i have timed it today and its 4 seconds fast
: over a minute.

: please help i love this watch.

: regards jeremy

It's not the heat. As Turbinator said, your watch probably became magnetized. 4 seconds fast per minute is the equivalent of 4 minutes fast per hour, which is more than my Bond SMP gains in six months. I live in Florida where it's sweltering from May through September, too, so my watch is used to excessive heat.

To check for magnetization, hold a compass over the caseback. If the needle moves, your watch has become magnetized. A competent watchmaker can fix this quickly and easily without even taking the watch apart.

Good luck,
John

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