Is it on a winder? Probably needs to be regulated. Mine gains a little...not much.
it is not, just leave it on the table. Should I assume it is normal? I travel a lot so can’t use a winder ...
Is it on a winder? Probably needs to be regulated. Mine gains a little...not much.
Hey guys,
I have noticed that my pepsi watch doesn’t keep much power at night when not using it. I see myself adjusting the hour time every morning.
Is this a common issue that you all have to deal with? Just wondering...
How much is it off, several minutes or several hours?
Somethings wrong in that case, that is definitely not normal. It should be spot on after 8 hours.
I will do it, thanks!Wind it 100%
Wind it 100%. Should post your QC pict of the regulation of the watch. It’s a rep..lol..they aren’t waterproof or should go under water without being tested on and the movements need servicing to be pretty accurate. Otherwise..seiko makes great watches and they are gen
Wind it 100%. Should post your QC pict of the regulation of the watch. It’s a rep..lol..they aren’t waterproof or should go under water without being tested on and the movements need servicing to be pretty accurate. Otherwise..seiko makes great watches and they are gen
Is this an Omega insert?? Looks like the seamaster 300 lol
Of course there's something wrong! The movement is a piece of shit.
I agree.
I have stopped selling these.
Impossible to give any warranty on this ticking time bomb
If you only buy 1-2 per year you might get lucky.
But try buying 10 and then report back how it went with reliability lol
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Correct me if I'm wrong but the movement is the same as the ICHS GMT which should be reliable. It's just the GMT complication with the hour hand spring that's the weak part. If that spring breaks your hour hand won't move but otherwise for these movements to lose 1 hour for every 8 hours should not be normal.
Yes omega type insert, seiko prospex dial and hands, skx007 base....bond nato....my beach watch...