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PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 3:49 am 
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Not sure if this is the right place but I reset my watch to that of the Atomic Time software and after 48 hrs, seems to be around 4 sec behind.

Is this normal as that would make it around 25 seconds for a month...............is that acceptable?

The link to the software is as follows: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/

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If you have an Auto watch which is COSC certified, it's normal.
COSC specs is -4/+6 sec/24hrs.


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To be honest, I'm not watch tech savvy so also not sure if it's auto........

My watch being the Skyland Avenger........cant find it mentioned anywhere in my manual.

I know its a selfwinding mechanical.......... :oops:

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AS is Auto (self winding) and is COSC certified. 4 sec in 48 hours is well inside specs.
Nothing wrong with your AS.


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Agreed, your watch is -2 seconds /24, that's pretty good for a mechanical watch I'd say.

Mine is between +2 +3 /24

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Thanks guys that reassuring and good to know............I'll keep measuring it from now on and check it in a few weeks time again.........

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Marclau wrote:
Thanks guys that reassuring a good to know............I'll keep measuring it from now on and check it in a few weeks time again.........


You should also make note of what position you set it down at night (i.e. glass up, crown up, case-back up etc.) as they can each affect accuracy differently. Find out which ones best, and start putting it like that from now on.


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Thanks guys that reassuring a good to know............I'll keep measuring it from now on and check it in a few weeks time again.........


You should also make note of what position you set it down at night (i.e. glass up, crown up, case-back up etc.) as they can each affect accuracy differently. Find out which ones best, and start putting it like that from now on.


Wow, good to know........I place it the same way everynight........faceup on my bedside table on top of a book........

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Marclau wrote:
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Marclau wrote:
Thanks guys that reassuring a good to know............I'll keep measuring it from now on and check it in a few weeks time again.........


You should also make note of what position you set it down at night (i.e. glass up, crown up, case-back up etc.) as they can each affect accuracy differently. Find out which ones best, and start putting it like that from now on.


Wow, good to know........I place it the same way everynight........faceup on my bedside table on top of a book........


And just to add - never lay it crown down.


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