help to adjust movement

[TMS]

I have turned this srew clockwise to the end (see red circle), and the watch are still a little slow. Is there anything else I can do ?

Is this an Swiss or Asian movement ?

Edited March 10, 2007 by TMS

[Moppel]

Hi,

if the watch is new then just let it run for a couple of week before trying to adjust the movement. As to the picture it seems that you can turn the screw even a little bit more to adjust it.

Cheers

Moppel

[TMS]

I've turned couple of full rounds, and it is come to the end. So, I got to hope that the watch will speed up after some days/weeks. If it turns out that the watch is still slow, is there another adjustments I can do ? By the way the watch is 3 weeks old.

Edited March 10, 2007 by TMS

[david-aussie]

can u describe how slow it is .?? 15 seconds per day.??? or 1 or 2 minnutes per day.?

that screw is a fine adjustment only....

the movement could be its out of beat. therefore the little screw would not be able to compensate it.

So how much slower is it.?

[TMS]

can u describe how slow it is .?? 15 seconds per day.??? or 1 or 2 minnutes per day.?

that screw is a fine adjustment only....

the movement could be its out of beat. therefore the little screw would not be able to compensate it.

So how much slower is it.?

aprox one minute per 24h....

[Owens]

thats not too bad, my ASIAN 7750 movement gains about 45 minutes every 24 hours. The watch is nice, too bad it doesn't keep accurate time.

[spa]

1 minute off per day is too much for this movement imo...

Have it checked-adjusted by a watchsmith if you can.

[TMS]

Pure luck, I guess, now after about 20 adjustments back and forth it's aprox 2 sec to fast in 24H !

[Pugwash]

Pure luck, I guess, now after about 20 adjustments back and forth it's aprox 2 sec to fast in 24H !

Or, you let it settle in.

Did you run the watch for a few days or a week before testing/calibrating it?

ps. That's an ETA movement.