Reply With QuoteSerial number and year of production?
Call me a bit thick but what do the numbers on the case back mean?... Mine say 010/11
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Serial number and year of production?
How's the time keeping on your Everests guys
Mine is gaining 10 seconds a day which I think it reasonable for this price point
Mine's gaining about one second a dayOriginally Posted by Vanguard
That's pretty impressive, is it easy to try and regulate yourself once you have the back off or best left to a Pro ?Mine's gaining about one second a day
10 is a bit too fast for my tastes.
I've found some older threads on how to regulate the Miyota 9015 movement, I might have a go at this as it looks straight forward enough, just a bit of trial and error. Might let the movement bed in for a few months though first
Mine lies crown-down when off my wrist and is running a respectable +4s/day. Very pleased with thisSimply a fantastic watch!
Mine was around +10s/day (although it fluctuated quite a bit, inexplicably) when I used to lie it face-up at night. When I started laying it crown down, as noted above, it improved markedly.
Ok thanks Sean, I always tend to put my watches face up in my watch box
I might leave it a few months and see what it does, then try and regulate it to be more accurate when left face up at night
Ha I know, feel pretty lucky.
I had the back of my PRS-3 and got that from +17 (I think, it was a while ago) to -3 per day. So if you have a bit of confidence and want to get stuck in, I say go for it.
But I wouldn't be too hasty. Let the movement settle for a while and during that time read up lots in how it's done so you can feel more comfortable when having a go.
Good luck,
Tris
I've had mine almost two years now and it's so accurate I never even consider timing it any more.
David
What you think the time is still spot on after 2 years without setting it ? Its good but its not that good, even a Superquartz will lose/gain 10 seconds a year
Do you really think that's what I meant?
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