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| Joined: | Fri Nov 30th, 2007 |
| Location: | Tennessee USA |
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I strapped on my Accutron VX-200 this morning, you all know the watch. I brought it in and set it to the 3T clock just to check on its accuracy. I checked after 2 hours and the Accutron was already 15 seconds fast. Applying some grade school math, 15 seconds in two hours translates into three minutes fast over a day.
One thing I noticed this morning, I wound this quite a bit and when I screwed in the crown the watch continued to click as if it was still winding...I hadn't heard this sound before. My questions are:
1. If I over-wound the watch will it run fast?
2. If I over-wound the watch would that explain the clicking when I screwed in the crown?
3. What would you do in my situation with this watch?
Thank you for your feedback.
Sincerely,
Erik