How to adjust accuracy on 2813?

[nickee_2dS 0]

Hello guys, I've a Milgauss with 2813 that loses about 3 minutes a day. I've open the caseback but I didn't see the "plus" and "minus" on the movements.

Someone can help me to adjust the accuracy?

[Ollifl 0]

IMHO, I would leave it alone....

[greg_r 81]

3 mins isn't too bad for a 21J, but if you want to get it closer, I'd suggest having a word with Mike McNair - I'm sure he'll be able to walk you through the procedure. :P

[nickee_2dS 0]

Found!!!

 

[Ollifl 0]

:P

[WebWind 1]

Hello guys, I've a Milgauss with 2813 that loses about 3 minutes a day. I've open the caseback but I didn't see the "plus" and "minus" on the movements.

Someone can help me to adjust the accuracy?

 

If you are in EU shot PM to Kenny. He has timegrapher. He can look at it and regulate if possible.

[Ollifl 0]

I would read a bit on "fixing" it, not the same movement but I believe the warning goes for all of them....

 

http://www.replica-watches-guide.com/forum...st&p=161991

[Cynikal.Mindset 1]

3min/day on a 21j is almost impossible to regulate out...swap movements...30bux is spent is worth saving the days timing it and frustration involved in such a task as you will adjust it and it will be slow still, adjust again and it will go fast and thats 2 days down the drain.

[Dendo 93]

Try this link if you really want to sort your watches timing accurately without spending too much cash. It really works. Often it is not the timing as such (the length of the pendulum stroke) but fixing asynchronous beats, i.e. the pendulum swinging more to one side than another. But do be bloody careful and if in real doubt or with really wonky movements - do as suggested and swap them out cheaply.

 

http://www.replica-watches-guide.com/forum...hl=watch+timing