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Seamaster gaining time
Hello all
I was given my first Omega for christmas, an automatic ladies seamaster aqua terra mother of pearl, which I love.
My problem is it seems to gain about 3 minutes a week and i'm wondering if that is normal for this watch movement, or is the personality on my wrist a bit hyperactive and need adjustment? Will Omega fix this under warranty?
thanks in advance
Zoe
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Seamaster gaining time
Hello all I was given my first Omega for christmas, an automatic ladies seamaster aqua terra mother of pearl, which I love. My problem is it seems to gain about 3 minutes a week and i'm wondering if that is normal for this watch movement, or is the person...
Zoe, firstly welcome to the forum. you have a lovely watch
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