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I recently purchased my Everest from Timefactors and have had it on my wrist for the last four days, over that period it has lost twenty seconds, so about -5 seconds a day.
Being an oldie time really does not have that much revelance to me, so just interested to see how accurate other Everest owners watches are.
For the first two years mine was running at +5 spd. Then all of a sudden it went out to +20 spd for no apparent reason. I'm not too fussed as it's worn in rotation but I'll get it fettled at some point.
Pretty much all my 9015 based watches run +5 a day, although my Everest is actually +3 s.p.d.
They are pretty robust movements I believe
Mine is mainly worn in rotation but when checked it's running at +3 seconds a day.
mine i have only had for three days but running against the atomic casio its +5 secs a day..
I made a note the last time I wore mine. Over a week when it was worn 24/7 it lost precisely 2 seconds.
The one I had ran about 10 seconds fast a month! Most accurate mechanical movement I've ever owned :-)
Mine runs a shade fast, but if I put it opposite crown down overnight it's bang on to the second next morning.
Rod
I've just used Watch Tracker to time mine in 5 overnight positions over 5 days. The results were wildly different however the best was much better than the +20spd I'd roughly measured:
Crown Down: + 9 seconds
Crown Up: + 15 seconds
Dial Up: + 20 seconds
Dial Down: + 21 seconds
12 Up: + 17 seconds
So I'm pretty happy with 9spd left crown down overnight.
David