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PostPosted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 7:01 pm 
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Recently got my CA M1 from my local AD, and noticed a significant misalignment of the chronograph hands. They land midway between the minute tick-marks on the face. How much misalignment would be considered reasonable? Are there any fixes for this or should I take it back in to the AD? Thanks for your help.
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Simple question deserves a simple answer.
None is acceptable for a watch in such a class.
When I got my Jupiter Pilot back from servicing I had just the same problem, sent it back to BB and BB solved it.
When I got my B-2 I discovered a small schratch (about 1.5 second indications long) in one of the subdials. Took em 8 weeks to replace the dial but they solved it under warranty.

So if it a problem for you, take it back to your AdD and let BUSA solve it.
Hope my answer helps you.

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Volvomania wrote:
Simple question deserves a simple answer.
None is acceptable for a watch in such a class.
When I got my Jupiter Pilot back from servicing I had just the same problem, sent it back to BB and BB solved it.
When I got my B-2 I discovered a small schratch (about 1.5 second indications long) in one of the subdials. Took em 8 weeks to replace the dial but they solved it under warranty.

So if it a problem for you, take it back to your AdD and let BUSA solve it.
Hope my answer helps you.

I agree. In luxury good like these, I have zero tolerance when it comes to things not being spot on. Back to Breitling I'd say.

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You can try reset it while crown is pulled. It usually works on Quartz watches.
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This was just the tip to help me remember how to adjust my Colt ChronoOcean ;-)

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