MichaelC
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Such a looker
I cannot speak for LF, but I have had other new watches that "settle in" over the first few weeks. If I have one running off, I like to let it stop for a day or two and then wind it back up. Not sure why that should matter, but it has worked on one or two over the past 20 years for me.
Still in the honeymoon period. I noticed that it is running a little fast but will give it time to break in
Thanks for looking, wishing all a wonderful Sunday all the best, Tony ...
Such a looker
I cannot speak for LF, but I have had other new watches that "settle in" over the first few weeks. If I have one running off, I like to let it stop for a day or two and then wind it back up. Not sure why that should matter, but it has worked on one or two...
Looks great!
How fast are we talking? LF supposedly regulates their watches in all 6 positions
IWC Portugieser 7 Day Automatic
Wins the title of most accurate. It’ll keep time within 2 seconds a day for the entire 7 day power reserve.
That’s too fast.
At that price point from that kind of manufacture it should be within 5 seconds a day at worst. It’s not magnetized either. When a watch is magnetized it’ll run fast at more than a minute a day.
A stunning piece, congratulations!
I have been thinking about getting a LF timepiece for a long time. Will be able to look at some pieces in person at the WatchTime event next week. Enjoy, and please share more pictures!
Superb!
How can the honeymoon not last long? Enjoy dearest Tony and have a great end to the weekend, Alex
So beautiful!
Who cares when it runs a little too fast. I do not mind adjusting my watch when it is just a bit. After all, it is not a quartz. Love this Galet case. GEO
