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Old 6 November 2023, 12:56 AM   #1
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PSA: Practice at-home regulation

Worried about your brand new watch keeping time? Well... just regulate it!

My 6yr old Seadweller still keeps excellent time, about 1s deviation per month. My new CHNR is similar.

How is this possible? Just like this:


Instead of cherry-picking the worst position and becoming overly concerned about it, try some different position where the watch tends to track in the opposite direction. If it's losing time, use the night time to make it gain the difference (or opposite, if needed.) You may be shocked how accurate a Rolex can be! I can easily beat all the household/vehicle quartz clocks with this approach.
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