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One thing to note, the SMP ChronoGRAPH date is supposed to change slowly. It does not have the rapid date change like the regular SMP auto does. So the date on your SMPC should change slowly between 12:00 and 1:00.
: being so picky and just wear the watch and
: correct the time each day??
Well, does being a few seconds off disrupt your day? Or does this really mean resetting the watch once a week or so? Honestly, most people *should* be fine as long as their watch is within 1-2 minutes of correct time.
Really, the bigger issue is if the watch has any misfunctions--like the chronograph starting and stopping problem you describe. That alone may be enough to be worth sending it in for a check.
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