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Re: Speedmaster Pro Running Fast

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: I purchased a Speedmaster pro 3572.50 off of
: ebay a couple of weeks ago. It is gaining 1
: minute a day. Will it damage the watch to
: let it operate in this condition? Also, how
: much does it typically cost to get a watch
: serviced at a watch shop?

: Thanks

No, it will not damage the watch.

Adjusting the timing would be inexpensive -- under $50. A watchmaker with the equipment can do it in about 10 minutes.

Routinely servicing a "complicated" watch, such as a chronograph is a good bit more. It may be as much as $350, although there are those who do it for much less.

Give us an area and we may be able to recommend someone if you need a full service.

Sam

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1 wallclock secs ( 0.18 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.21 CPU)