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Re: Seamaster Pro -Accuracy
In Response To: Re: Seamaster Pro -Accuracy ()

i'm interested in buying an omega automatic. had a rolex and the "official" rolex watch repair guy said i would have to measure the difference then bring it in for adjustment. it kept lousy time by any standard. now i have a raymond weil parsifal and i never have to set it, until the battery wears out and it's been going strong for 5 years, which it isn 't supposed to do. it keeps incredibly accurate time for months at a time, losing only about 15 seconds in 3 months . . . pretty good.

so why would i buy a mechanical watch if it costs more and can't keep time as well? I WANT TO KNOW WHY? although i do like fine machines and find them appealling, especially watches

-meehall

: I use the Canadian Broadcast Corporation's
: (CBC's) official time signal..."the
: long dash after ten seconds of silence
: indicates exactly 11:00 am GMT". It is
: broadcast daily on CBC National Radio and is
: about as accurate as can be.

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