Marcus Hanke
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Would you mind sharing some additional info with us?
First of all: Do you know if the watch had been sent to Le Locle for repair? What did they tell you about the problem? Normally, the SAV staff at Le Locle is very competent and will also inform about the reason for the trouble.
Did you wear it during the last week(s)? Or has it been on a winder during the switchover? The loss of four hours indicates a massive loss of energy, since I assume there was no chance that the GMT pushers could have been accidentally activated.
Best regards,
Marcus
UN GMT Perpetual Tradegy or Perpetual Calendar
Hi all, had my UN GMT Perpetual Calendar serviced in 2005, 2005 to 2006 switching was a disaster as it caused a complete mess on the dail e.g. jan 34 etc. UN tried to fix it but 2006 to 2007 was far from smooth - it took for ever to switch and at 820cet i...
Would you mind sharing some additional info with us?
First of all: Do you know if the watch had been sent to Le Locle for repair? What did they tell you about the problem? Normally, the SAV staff at Le Locle is very competent and will also inform about the reason for the trouble. Did you wear it during the ...
More Info
Hi Marcus, of course, I am delighted to share all info: 1) Application of pushers can be ruled out 2) Service was done in Weil am Rhein (Germany). After the first malfunction 2005 / 2006 (where the watch showed Jan 34 etc.) they fixed it in Weil am Rhein ...
Winding problem?
Sorry to hear about your problem. I've got the same watch and have just sent it in for servicing along with my Blue Wave (going in for the 3rd (!) time for sticking at full wind :( ). The loss of 4 hrs at new year turnover puts me in mind of the issue I'm...
Ok winding...
as I've worn it the days before and after and as I was on hols not sitting at any desk. Time keeping good otherwise. The rotor is havy and it needs a bit of energy, also it winds bi directional I think, which allegedly uses more input power. I appreaciate...