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Originally Posted by 7enderbender
I’ll m all seriousness, I wouldn’t want that. I’m ok with gaining a few second as. That’s an easy fix where you just stop the watch for a moment once a week and move on. Fiddling around with a watch that runs slow sucks.
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^^Siure, it’s less than ideal as most want their watches to be slightly fast. It’s the luck of the calibration when you buy a new watch how it will play out. If you absolutely need your watch to be slightly fast, then the only solution is to send it in for a calibration. It’s no different than most of our $ix figure new cars needing fixed for a stupid manufacturing quality control mistakes. You usually find them in the first month of ownership and then things get much better. Of course we shouldn’t have to do it, but the reality is, rarely nothing is perfect and the higher end you go the more your expectations are and the more you may get discouraged.
How would you feel if your $90k Nautilus was -4 seconds a day slow because that isn’t any more unusual.