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17 October 2018, 07:32 PM
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Offsetting the caliber 3120 running fast
Hi all,
My diver is running at around +10-12 seconds per day. Is there anything I can do such as placing it crown up, crown down, dial down or dial up so that it will offset during the evening? The mere idea of sending it in to APSC and waiting 4-6 weeks just for this minor issue seems a bit too much? Or more like I don’t want to wait for such a long time to get it back. Thanks
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18 October 2018, 04:24 AM
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It should gain time dial face down and lose time crown up.
There’s another recent thread about just this and the OP said he will come back with some proper measurements
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