Rolex seconds gain/loss analysis

[wkhalaf]

at this point 58.82% of all who have visited this thread have voted for: "Yes, I would like to see further results"

29.41% chose "No, not interested and this has been discussed a lot"

11.76% are indifferent

[Racerdj]

Thanks for sharing. I must be parcially OCD too. It took a month before my 2 newest watches settled in.

[MrNanni]

I used to check the accuracy when I first purchased my deep sea it is +2.5 a day. Now I just wear it and don't think about it. I figure when I have to set the date every other month or daylight savings I can set it correctly again. I prefer it to be on the + side though.

[storm66]

Originally Posted by submariner123

couldn't give a toss.

[wkhalaf]

Originally Posted by MrNanni

I used to check the accuracy when I first purchased my deep sea it is +2.5 a day. Now I just wear it and don't think about it. I figure when I have to set the date every other month or daylight savings I can set it correctly again. I prefer it to be on the + side though.

I would have preferred mine to be on the + side as well.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts :)

[LightOnAHill]

my watch is gaining about 2 seconds a week right now, with the back of the watch down but the top of the watch angled up at 45 degrees.

i'm pretty happy bout that.

[wkhalaf]

Update on timing log:





Apparently the watch is stuck at -3 secs per day. I tried keeping the watch at night in all positions (i.e. back facing down) .. stopped using the watch for a week then winded it 30 winds and used .. So for me -3 secs per day it is