SD timing off

[cmsoh]

sorry to hear abt yr SD. 9mins in 24hrs really does seem extraordinary. keep us updated.

Haiz ... no time to go at all. Just finished work today, and tomorrow weekend, again RSC not open. Sian.

But somehow, it seems to have settled down a little bit, now like only about 10-15 secs off the last two days. Maybe it was a glitch ... I'll monitor a bit more, and hopefully find some time to go soon.

[keltzar]

COSC standard is +/- 3-4 sec a day... so anything more or less is not acceptable.

I took my wife's datejust to RSC today over lunch. It is under warranty too.

Took them about a half hour to regulate it ... they said it was 15s off a day.

If you are nervous ... well, its all glass... so you can follow the work being done.

[lolex_king]

COSC standard is +/- 3-4 sec a day... so anything more or less is not acceptable.

I took my wife's datejust to RSC today over lunch. It is under warranty too.

Took them about a half hour to regulate it ... they said it was 15s off a day.

If you are nervous ... well, its all glass... so you can follow the work being done.

cool .. tks for the info .. gonna send my subbie in next week liao ..

[deanlim]

COSC standard is +/- 3-4 sec a day... so anything more or less is not acceptable.

I took my wife's datejust to RSC today over lunch. It is under warranty too.

Took them about a half hour to regulate it ... they said it was 15s off a day.

If you are nervous ... well, its all glass... so you can follow the work being done.

did u see how they regulate the watch?? really scare if they really strip opened the back casing, "breaking" the seal, furthermore it's 1/2 hour's job. is it really seal tight??

regards

[Taurus75]

C.O.S.C. in full stands for "Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres". and C.O.S.C. standards for mechanical watches are actually within the daily avarage range of -4 seconds to +6 seconds..

[seiko.citizen]

did u see how they regulate the watch?? really scare if they really strip opened the back casing, "breaking" the seal, furthermore it's 1/2 hour's job. is it really seal tight??

regards

i think should be OK. if you can prove that RSC never take care, Im sure you can make fuss and complain

[lolex_king]

i think should be OK. if you can prove that RSC never take care, Im sure you can make fuss and complain

i guess the problem is how to proof ..
wonder if we get a paper acknowledging that RSC had serviced our watch under warranty ?

[jazz_samz]

After reading this thread, I was monitoring my Sub Date.. apparently speed up 13seconds after 4 days, 3 1/4 seconds per day... but to me, okay lah.. as long its not a minute more a day, I am not too concern about it...

On another note, my friend's GMT watch apparently is SMACK accurate even after a week. He never monitors it until I pose this qns to him.. COOL!!!!