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mgsooner · 30 March 2024, 05:09 AM

If accurate timekeeping were one of my primary considerations, I personally would avoid the modern 6Rs. I am by no means anal about timekeeping but I previously owned a watch with the 6R35 in it that I purchased new from an AD and it was so far out of spec I had them send it to Seiko for service. OTOH I owned a different watch with the 6R15 and it was consistently well within spec. These are obviously just two examples. However as I said if timekeeping to a spec is a motivator for you, I’d probably look elsewhere.

30 March 2024, 05:09 AM	#6
mgsooner "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2018 Real Name: Matthew Location: Tulsa, OK, USA Posts: 1,913	If accurate timekeeping were one of my primary considerations, I personally would avoid the modern 6Rs. I am by no means anal about timekeeping but I previously owned a watch with the 6R35 in it that I purchased new from an AD and it was so far out of spec I had them send it to Seiko for service. OTOH I owned a different watch with the 6R15 and it was consistently well within spec. These are obviously just two examples. However as I said if timekeeping to a spec is a motivator for you, I’d probably look elsewhere. __________________ \|Rolex Submariner 114060\|Rolex Datejust 126234 silver dial\| \|Tudor Heritage Chrono 70330B\| \|Grand Seiko SBGT021 day-date quartz\|

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