Should be the time loss steady?

[red wrx]

I have noticed that my watch is not keeping the time steady equally... for ex. some days it is +4 sec. other days +6 and other +3 is that OK???

Does it depends on how much movement to your wrist happens a day?

[Rockrolex]

Originally Posted by red wrx

I have noticed that my watch is not keeping the time steady equally... for ex. some days it is +4 sec. other days +6 and other +3 is that OK???

Does it depends on how much movement to your wrist happens a day?

What does it average out to over a week's time? You can make yourself crazy checking it every day. Try checking it once a week. If it's consistently off, you may need to get it checked. But if it's running at an average of +/- 4-5 sec. per day over a week's time, it's in good shape.

[TNRonin]

Also what is your activity level, and how long have you worn the watch? It may need to settle in to your activity level.

Timing it over a week is good advise.

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by TNRonin

Also what is your activity level, and how long have you worn the watch? It may need to settle in to your activity level.

Timing it over a week is good advise.

Activity level....oh boy.....I'm doing all I can to stop myself from...

[padi56]

Originally Posted by red wrx

I have noticed that my watch is not keeping the time steady equally... for ex. some days it is +4 sec. other days +6 and other +3 is that OK???

Does it depends on how much movement to your wrist happens a day?

Now don't read two much into very small deviations in your watch timekeeping. As long as your watch performs on a average of -4 to +7 seconds a day your watch is fine.Temperature,and how you long you wear your watch,activity and gravity all play a role in overall timekeeping.Now stop worrying,and enjoy your watch its perfectly OK.

[red wrx]