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Chaps,
I emailed Omega UK and they said something slightly different.
They said that I should sync the watch against the US military time source
http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/
After 14 days check its loss or gain. Send the watch back to Omega and specifify how many days it has been since it was sync'd and how far out it is. They will regulate it and send it back.
So I am in day 3 of this schedule at the moment :-)
Cheers,
Aaron
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