Hi folks,
I've read a few posts and articles about self regulating by watch position. It seems my newer 7s26 movement is losing a few seconds per night when I leave it face up. This is opposite of the information in the article I found presumably for Rolex movements, see picture below. Has anyone found that their Seiko movement can be slightly regulated by leaving it in a certain position overnight, ie. crown down, crown up, face up, etc? Do various automatic movements behave differently in these positions or should the affects be similar?
Thanks,
Curt
I've read a few posts and articles about self regulating by watch position. It seems my newer 7s26 movement is losing a few seconds per night when I leave it face up. This is opposite of the information in the article I found presumably for Rolex movements, see picture below. Has anyone found that their Seiko movement can be slightly regulated by leaving it in a certain position overnight, ie. crown down, crown up, face up, etc? Do various automatic movements behave differently in these positions or should the affects be similar?
Thanks,
Curt
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