JeffM
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That was me
I agree w/ Art Unless you have a .6 mm screwdriver, a Dissecting microscope , A good light , and a really clean environment .Don't attempt. I work in the micrometers and nanometer environment every day so it was not a problem. You might find a jeweler who will for a price give you a multiple adjustment package in a months time . I did find that the watch had to settle in a bit The best I was able to get was about 2-3 sec fast every couple of days. according to the atomic clock. Beside I have to set the watch every other month anyway I know get the 100 mvnt and I won't have that problem. I'd do it for you but don't think you want to part w/ the watch for a month .
CHeers
Jeff
It's been done, Mark . . .
By: Dr No : November 15th, 2007-22:38
. . . follow the thread below. glashutte.watchprosite.com Personally, I feel that the potential downside outweighs the benefits, especially if the watch in question is under warranty. I admire Jeff's technical acumen and sense of adventure, but I won't be...
That was me
By: JeffM : November 17th, 2007-16:15
I agree w/ Art Unless you have a .6 mm screwdriver, a Dissecting microscope , A good light , and a really clean environment .Don't attempt. I work in the micrometers and nanometer environment every day so it was not a problem. You might find a jeweler who...
Still running well
By: mtvandi : December 1st, 2007-20:14
Hi Jeff, Thanks for the e mail. The watch is still running about 1-2 seconds fast a day. I am much happier to have it working this well, I was worried it was just getting too fast before the adjustment I did. To adjust it I removed the back very carefully...