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Old 14 October 2013, 03:17 PM   #1
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Self regulation by case position?
Can Omega movements be "Self-regulated" like Rolex movements?
for example, leaving the watch flat with the dial up gains seconds, leaving the watch on it's side crown up, looses seconds.
my 1120 Omega is loosing 6-10 seconds per day (going in for service), but the flat, dial up position overnight didn't seem to help much.

any experience with this?
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