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rnguyenn · 19 February 2016, 08:19 AM

Follow up: I got a call from my AD who received one from the RSC in Dallas. They checked it out and did not find anything wrong with it. The RSC suggested to let their techs wear it for a week(wrist time is what my AD called it) so that they can be 100% sure nothing is wrong with it. This will also let them fine tune the watch if they notice it is too fast or slow. They will also fix anything else that they notice.

Has anyone else experienced this in the past? I gave them the go ahead to do it. If i were to say no, they'd just mail my watch back to my AD with no adjustments made to it since they didn't find anything wrong with it when they opened it up.

19 February 2016, 08:19 AM	#14
rnguyenn "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: biloxi,ms Posts: 15	Follow up: I got a call from my AD who received one from the RSC in Dallas. They checked it out and did not find anything wrong with it. The RSC suggested to let their techs wear it for a week(wrist time is what my AD called it) so that they can be 100% sure nothing is wrong with it. This will also let them fine tune the watch if they notice it is too fast or slow. They will also fix anything else that they notice. Has anyone else experienced this in the past? I gave them the go ahead to do it. If i were to say no, they'd just mail my watch back to my AD with no adjustments made to it since they didn't find anything wrong with it when they opened it up.