sub 41 losing 2.8 seconds per day

[azhiker54]

Originally Posted by Eric88

That includes shaving, getting dressed, doing my hair at least 5-6 days a week, LOL.

I then clean my watch and put it back on for the next 24 hours, or switch to a different one.

Does 15 minutes seem like too long/too frequent?

Im seeing that 2.8 seconds a day would bother someone who mentions 'doing his hair'.

[daysky1]

Originally Posted by DJlove

slightly out of spec, Jan 2022 3235, would anyone care? I kind of care but not enough to take it in.

I'm just happy to have a Rolex on my wrist. I have a few and rotate so I usually have to reset the next one every day. Some days I realize after @ 1/2 hour I forgot to wind and reset the one I've switched to. I feel slightly embarrassed to admit to that but again I am just happy to have a Rolex on my wrist. Oh,,,I once thought about getting a Whishi 1000 but after discussing this with my friend and AD, one and the same, I was told I would probably drive myself crazy if I got one of those.

[azhiker54]

To be honest, if you are worried about 2.8 seconds a day...buy a Citizen Eco Promaster. Its solar, and uses radio freq from the 'atomic clock', its NEVER off. Also has 24 times zones, light up a night, comes in 44 mm titanium or a plethora of colors.

[Silvio Mosiello]

I understand that it’s supposed to run within a certain spec and you pay good money for that but an extra point eight seconds is not a reason why I would like to send Watch in or anything to that extent. You can maybe have the A.D. put it on a time graph and see if it’s been magnetized if it really bothers you.


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