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Just got it yesterday and I have issues. Need a sounding board to see if it needs to go back.
Got it in yesterday and used the "Nightstroker" technique below to set date/time/GMT (found in another thread):
Here is how I set my GMT....
1. Lets assume that todays date is the 15th....(Which it is)
2. With the crown....set the date on your watch to the 13th....
3. With the crown....now rotate the hour and minute hands untill the date changes to the 14th....
4. Continue to rotate the hour and minute hands untill the time reads 12:00 PM....and leave those hands directly lined up at the 12:00 position
5. Now....adjust the GMT hand to the correct position that corresponds to 12:00 PM....in other words....set the GMT hand to 12 on the bezel....(Which is located at 6:00)
6. Now....pull the crown back out to adjust the hour and minute hand and advance the hands to 12:00 AM....
When you complete step 6....the hour, minute and GMT hand will all be synchronized at 12:00 AM and the date will change to the 15th....
Seemed to work fine and I wore it most of the afternoon and evening.
Took it off at bedtime and left it until morning (no winder). When I woke up this morning, it had stopped prior to midnight and the date (obviously) hadn't changed. So, I thought, well, maybe not enough wrist time to get a power reserve built up. No big deal, I'll wear it today and see what happens.
When resetting it for the correct time, the date behaved strangely. It didn't change at midnight and it didn't seem to change at the GMT 24 mark either. OK, again, very strange, but whatever. I used the above method again and set time/date/gmt.
Wore it all day and it seemed to be doing just fine. However at about 3:20 I looked down at the watch on my wrist and it said 3:01. But, the second hand was still moving. I reset the time again and it seems to be keeping time again now.
So, does this sound like a normal problem or something stranger? Should I just get on the horn w/ Josh now and make arrangements for another to be shipped out? Or, am I doing something incorrectly?
Opinions please.
Thanks.
Savage
Got it in yesterday and used the "Nightstroker" technique below to set date/time/GMT (found in another thread):
Here is how I set my GMT....
1. Lets assume that todays date is the 15th....(Which it is)
2. With the crown....set the date on your watch to the 13th....
3. With the crown....now rotate the hour and minute hands untill the date changes to the 14th....
4. Continue to rotate the hour and minute hands untill the time reads 12:00 PM....and leave those hands directly lined up at the 12:00 position
5. Now....adjust the GMT hand to the correct position that corresponds to 12:00 PM....in other words....set the GMT hand to 12 on the bezel....(Which is located at 6:00)
6. Now....pull the crown back out to adjust the hour and minute hand and advance the hands to 12:00 AM....
When you complete step 6....the hour, minute and GMT hand will all be synchronized at 12:00 AM and the date will change to the 15th....
Seemed to work fine and I wore it most of the afternoon and evening.
Took it off at bedtime and left it until morning (no winder). When I woke up this morning, it had stopped prior to midnight and the date (obviously) hadn't changed. So, I thought, well, maybe not enough wrist time to get a power reserve built up. No big deal, I'll wear it today and see what happens.
When resetting it for the correct time, the date behaved strangely. It didn't change at midnight and it didn't seem to change at the GMT 24 mark either. OK, again, very strange, but whatever. I used the above method again and set time/date/gmt.
Wore it all day and it seemed to be doing just fine. However at about 3:20 I looked down at the watch on my wrist and it said 3:01. But, the second hand was still moving. I reset the time again and it seems to be keeping time again now.
So, does this sound like a normal problem or something stranger? Should I just get on the horn w/ Josh now and make arrangements for another to be shipped out? Or, am I doing something incorrectly?
Opinions please.
Thanks.
Savage