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AT Co Ax

Hi everyone. Hoping someone can give me some advice. Yesterday I took my AT Co-Ax off of my winder and wore it for the first time in about two weeks. The winder is a Steinhausen quad winder that I got for Xmas. I only looked (as I always do) to see that the watch was running which it was. What I didn't notice at first was that it was about two hours behind! I re-set it and it has been running fine for the last couple of days. I just got this winder for Xmas and this also happened with my Connie Chronometer once when I had it on my old single winder prior to Xmas. I re-set that watch and it has run fine ever since.

Anybody ever encounter anything like this? Maybe it is not such a good idea to leave a watch on a winder all of the time and maybe i should just wear them once in while, at least around the house. I doubt this is anything serious, I bought the AT brand new about 15 months ago and the Connie brand new about 4 months ago. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! P.S. looking for a camera to take some shots of both watches.

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