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Originally Posted by Ck8
Don't get me wrong I am not saying wearing a Rolex that is not keeping to correct time is like wearing a fake. What I am saying is if I am wearing a fake then I know it is a fake. So if my watch is +4 secs then I know it is 4 secs fast a day and in a month I would be 2 minutes out and I need to adjust the time. Yes, what you and everyone here are saying 4 secs is within tolerance, but then I have had four Rolexes that run spot on daily. So it is possible to get more accurate than the 4 secs. But like I said I do not mind if one if it gains or losses but as long as through a month it is not minutes out. What I cannot stand is either it is constantly gains or losses daily.
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Actually a constant (small) gain or loss is a sign of a good movement. What is problematic is when a watch gains/loses time in a random fashion.
Try leaving the watch dial upwards overnight and see what happens to the accuracy.
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