rkovars wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 11:00 pm
Out of curiosity what do you have the TPD set to? The Barrington website lists the C60 Abyss SH21 as 750 tpd and that seems low to me.
I use 750 tpd (clockwise onky) and seems to work well
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rkovars wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 11:00 pm
Out of curiosity what do you have the TPD set to? The Barrington website lists the C60 Abyss SH21 as 750 tpd and that seems low to me.
I use 750 tpd (clockwise onky) and seems to work well
According to the CWArchives, the requirements are 680 / clockwise. This information came directly from CW service.
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rkovars wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 11:00 pm
Out of curiosity what do you have the TPD set to? The Barrington website lists the C60 Abyss SH21 as 750 tpd and that seems low to me.
I use 750 tpd (clockwise onky) and seems to work well
According to the CWArchives, the requirements are 680 / clockwise. This information came directly from CW service.
Yes, I saw that… the only settings on the Barrington are 650 and 750
I chose to slightly overwind… perhaps I should try 650 and see if they stay fully wound or slightly lose PR each day…
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... the same happened to me a few
mouths ago with a seiko. problem was
rotor got unscrew. a local watch-repair
fixed it for about 10 euros.
(sorry about my english ;P )
.pablo. wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 7:53 pm
... the same happened to me a few
mouths ago with a seiko. problem was
rotor got unscrew. a local watch-repair
fixed it for about 10 euros.
(sorry about my english ;P )
Thank you! CW are happy to have it back free of charge and with luck it's a straight forward fix like your Seiko
my C65 arrived back yesterday from its second warranty repair. It's great to have it back a little earlier than the original repair schedule suggested.
I can hear the rotor spinning now when I'm wearing it and I'm going to let it run down a little before wearing it to make sure it's working again correctly.
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RichM wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 1:53 pm
Hi Everyone,
my C65 arrived back yesterday from its second warranty repair. It's great to have it back a little earlier than the original repair schedule suggested.
I can hear the rotor spinning now when I'm wearing it and I'm going to let it run down a little before wearing it to make sure it's working again correctly.
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That's all great news. Did the repaired watch come with a work sheet or any kind of note of what had been done?
C60 MKI, MKII, MKIII: "some", C6 & C60 Kingfishers, C600 Tritechs, C63 "some", C65 "some", Some other brands
^^^ there was just a sales invoice for £0.00 stating movement repair with a pressure test certificate (which is exactly the same size and paper as tickets on our local bus) attached. No other information.