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Old 21 July 2006, 05:10 AM   #21
JJ Irani
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Hey guys, just got a break at work...Russell, I think you're spot on... I bet they use a thick enamel on dial after it has already been cut/drilled, so the surface tension of the liquid enamel would cause bowing effect near the center and the outer edge.

By the way, how long is the break-in period before I should even dare look at the accuracy? It lost about 5.5 seconds from yesterday, but I've only had the watch a few days.
If it's losing time, then try placing it either crown UP or dial UP at night. See which one helps it to gain back the lost time.

With my Sub-date, dial up makes it gain, while crown DOWN makes it lose. Most Rollies work this way, but there could be exceptions...you will have to try out a few experiments of your own.

Good luck - JJ
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