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Hi all, A year ago exactly I purchased a Swiss ETA-2836-2 25j automatic Submariner. The watch was great, could leave it off for days with everything still ticking on, no loss of time. Recently it has been playing up. I'll take it off and it'll stop within the hour. It doesn't keep time. Falls behind over a day. I know the movement was second hand in the first place, but this seems odd for a swiss 25j movement? It's acting like an Asian 21j cheapo. Anyone have any thoughts? Or is this normal? Thanks v much
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I have a PAM 247 Ferretti (http://www.yourtrustytime.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37_49&products_id=9058&zenid=10d83ee1989441bb52a85485f1ff7532) and I can't figure out what the problem is. Let me try to explain. If I wind the watch and set it down on my desk it runs perfectly, almost to the minute for hours and hours. Never misses a beat. Doesn't matter it it's flat on it's back, on it's glass, or laying on its side, it keeps near perfect time. The problem only occurs when I actually wear the watch. If I put it on and just move around in a normal fashion, the watch loses at least one minute during a five minute interval (and that's on a good day). Most of the time the watch seems to slow down to the point of it being at least 20-30 minutes behind after only an hour of wearing it. I am constantly resetting the time and hoping that it will somehow correct itself, but it's been three weeks now and it's not getting any better. I love the watch and Trusty Time was great do deal with, but I'm at a loss as to what to do. Any help or suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance for your time. Kevin Mogee
