Ambos
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Good luck!
Jan 14, 2019,15:40 PM
Thank you for keeping us informed.
Mine runs so far even within Chronometer norms.
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160 degrees is nearly a dead watch
By: Tim_M : January 6th, 2019-16:45
This is a new watch recently from an authorized dealer? Aside from a miracle that might arise from de-magnetizing and winding until you hear the bridle slip in the barrel, it looks like service is warranted. A NEW watch straight from the dealer should run...
Yes, the amplitude is way too low
By: jayeyedoubleemmwhy : January 6th, 2019-18:37
I'd expect at least 250 degrees or higher in the dial-up position. I've sent in watches to the NJ service center before. If requesting a warranty service, it's unlikely they would do any refinishing work so don't need to worry about that. If a complete se...
Any watch with that dramatic change I suspect magnetism
By: cazalea : January 6th, 2019-16:51
Did you ask him to degauss or demagnetize it? I can order Seiko parts from suppliers in the US but that wouldn’t be necessary in most cases. I think he is being overly-cautious because this is a new, under warranty watch. I’ve heard nothing bad about the ...
crap shoot
By: aston.db4 : January 6th, 2019-17:18
Which version of the 6R15 movement is your watch using? I have two JDM Seikos (SARG009, SARB035), both using the 6R15C movement and movement accuracy is a crap shoot. My SARB035 as been very accurate and going strong, but my SARG009 has had issues months ...
Update No. 1, January 12, 2019
By: remarque : January 12th, 2019-16:02
Today, I took my SPB069 to my local Grand Seiko AD. A helpful friend suggested that rather than sending my watch to the SCA Service Center in Mahwah, NJ myself, the AD would act as in intermediary, responsibly pack/ship the watch and as an AD hopefully ha...
Good luck!
By: Ambos : January 14th, 2019-15:40
Thank you for keeping us informed. Mine runs so far even within Chronometer norms.