Mine will run about -1 from a full wind for the first 24 hours. If I let it go unwound for another day and wind it that evening it will gain back the time lost.

essesntially it's running -1 to spot on and I wind it every morning around the same time. I haven't found much change in regards to position but I know that every watch will be slightly different. I played around with position and winding at different intervals to control the timing, but at -1 I'm happy!

I love the thing to bits

 

Mine is a constant +10s per day. I should probably get it regulated but i can live with it. I like the fact that it is very consistent.

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Omega specs are -1 to +11 seconds per day average rate.

Every watch is different, so you will need to test different positions to find the one that slows it dow, if there is one.

Cheers, Al

 

Mine is about 2 weeks old and running between +6 and +10 depending on wind, wear, and position.

 

I'm in the middle of a timing run of my Speedy right now, and this is the data - in 5 days it's lost 1.3 seconds, so averaging -0.3s a day. Though you can see it jumps up and down quite a bit, presumably due to usage and position etc

 

I have 2 1861s and an 863. One 1861 gains about 5 seconds a day, the other two watches lose time, -12 and -9 seconds per day. I am going to have all of them serviced within the next 18 months so the slow ones should be running better when it is done.

 

When not worn a lot and left crown up overnight, mine runs +20. If I wear it and wind it regularly and leave it on it's back through the night it runs +5 to +10.
You'll need to experiment with leaving yours in different positions.

 

I'd like to update how my Speedy is performing. For the past few days I've been leaving it crown down overnight, and that has improved my accuracy to about -1 second/day. I'm very happy with this!!! Just goes to show that you need to check a number of positions to find the one that's best for you own Speedy.

 

Thanks for all the feedback and comments so far fellas. I think mine is venturing into nearly +9/10 per 24 hours crown up recently. I'll have to try a few different positions as my monitoring continues.

 

My month-old Speedy is at a pretty constant +4s/day. I haven't checked it with any fancy apps, just by comparing it every morning at eight to an atomic clock on the net. I wear the watch pretty much constantly even when I sleep, only taking it off when I'm at work (for hygiene reasons in a department store).

 

My 3570 is a year and a half old and runs +3 seconds per day.

 

Mine gets lazy by 3 seconds per day when the belly is full. When it's hungry it speeds up.

 

My 1976 Moonwatch with 861 movement gains +1.5 to +2.0 seconds a day, as measured over a 4 day period with it being wound once daily.

 

My new Speedy bought 2 weeks ago is running +3 secs per day, I keep it in crown down position overnight and give it a full wind every morning. In dial up position it seemed to run much faster.

 

I had mine serviced 2.5 yrs ago. It runs 2+ seconds fast.

 

Mine's 11 years old. Wanted to get it serviced, because it gained about 30 seconds per day. The AD checked it out before sending it in - and told me the watch doesn't need servicing at all, looks perfect inside. Instead they regulated it and now it's down to +3s per day

 

That's absolutely amazing. How is that even possible without new oils/lubricants in 11 years..?

 

My 2 year old Speedy runs < +1 second a day. I wind it when I take it off every night and then leave it on my night stand as a clock. Haven't tried varying the position.

 

I rotate my Speedy Pro and AT8500 and wear each for a day at a time. When I don't wear the Speedy, it rests crown down and hovers between -0.5 and +0.5. When I am wearing it, it gains about 3 or 4 seconds per day. If I forget to wind it one day (I do try to wind it daily) it will gain 8 - 10 seconds above its "normal."

 

Mine's two years old; unworn, fully wound and dial up on the table it gains 7 spd. When worn and left crown down at night it gains about 5 spd.

 

What positions do Omega use to calculate the average?

Thanks!

 

Dial up, crown down, and crown left.

Cheers, Al