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I do appreciate the advice. I don't think I was being unappreciative at all. I am just asking for advice as to what to do, since the best option seems to be "get it serviced", whereas that doesn't make very much financial sense. If it wasn't clear before, thanks everyone.

My concern with having it serviced is that honestly, it's not even worth the cost compared to just getting a new movement altogether. I know A7750s can be had for around $150. However, I haven't been able to find a supplier that sells ones with the 3-6-9 dial modification.

Here's an update on the issue -- it turns out the time skip isn't at a specific time after all. I only thought so because I wear the watch with such regularity and keep it wound to the same amount daily. Today, I didn't bother to wind it properly on the winder and it skipped again, losing the same ~12 minutes, but did so at 4PM. So basically, at random times, the watch loses time. But only at an amount of 12 minutes and it happens all at once. Any ideas? Could it be a kink in the mainspring or something that causes the watch to lose time when it reaches a specific state of unwind? EDIT: Can't seem to update the OP to update with new info.

Hi everyone, I have a question about an A7750 that's been acting up and was hoping someone more knowledgable could help. In short, it loses about 12-13 minutes a day, but there's a catch -- it only happens at a specific time (around 1030PM). For the rest of the day, it keeps on ticking normally and seems to be pretty darn accurate (+2s/d, except this issue). I've had this particular movement for about three months and this problem surfaced about a week ago. I really have no idea what to make of it or what might be wrong. Maybe a gear somewhere is missing a few teeth? It's a bit puzzling because it's accurate, and suddenly, it's just behind 12 minutes. Thanks! Happy Thanksgiving.