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Brian-
I contacted Omega...you might find their reply of interest:
"Thank you for your e-mail regarding your Omega watch. Regarding the date
change, this is a gradual change and should occur between 11:30pm and
2:30am. Also plus 2 seconds a day for an automatic watch is within
manufacturer standards. Attached are instructions on how to send your
watch to our facility for evaluation regarding your clasp and bezel.
Please include a copy of our sales receipt or warranty card.
If you need further assistance, please contact our customer service
department at 1 800 456 5354 extension 3018.
Sincerely,"
Hope it helps...keep me posted of what you learn-
All the best-
JJC
: --------------------------------------------------
: I to have a Seamaster Chronograph with movement
: calibre 1164 (the same as yours??) I have
: also noticed the date change is late ie. the
: date starts rolling over at about 20 minutes
: before midnight and then completely changes
: at around 40 minutes after midnight.
: Please let me know when your date first starts
: to change and when it completely rolls over
: clicking onto the next days date, as a
: comparison to help us both.
: Does anyone know when a Cal 1164 should start
: and finish rolling over the date?
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