Just purchased a brand new VSF 116610lv from trustytime and it gains almost 1 minute every 5 days. Needless to say I'm extremely disappointed and there's no one in my area that is willing to work on it. Any suggestions?
So, if you attache your watch to a string and start whirling it around at ~99.99999904% of the speed of light, you'll perceive it running right on time according to this calculator
Man, that’s a bummer, my new 1226610 is gaining 2 seconds a day which is awesome, my Pepsi, not as good, gaining 15 seconds a day but still within most brands tolerance for a mechanical watch.
1 minute every 5 days is pretty good... that's like 12s/day.. not terrible....
1 day has 86400 seconds... so your watch only was wrong 12/86400 or 0.014% error..... per day
Anyways get it regulated... google it... it can go down to 1s/day...
But remember replica is replica..... you paid $500 for it... what does a $500 "swiss" watch get you lmao? A Tissot PRX has a accuracy range of -15s to +15/s day.....
There's variation to tolerance and manufacturing... your watch looks really good but was made in some Chinese sweatshop factory by underpaid workers who dont give a f***** you cannot compare it to a Swiss made movement in negative vaccum environment with extensive QC testing.....
Just purchased a brand new VSF 116610lv from trustytime and it gains almost 1 minute every 5 days. Needless to say I'm extremely disappointed and there's no one in my area that is willing to work on it. Any suggestions?
20 seconds a day is pretty good for a knockoff Chinese watch made in a dirty factory- but VS movements in general can be brought under better regulation.
Go to the trusted watchmaker area of this board to find someone who can regulate it for you- but if you are expecting +/- 3 seconds all the time in all postions on a fake Chinese watch you are going to continue to be disappointed.