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I thought the numbering on the caseback, and the signed rotor (not advertised features) were very nice touches. Here are the pics:
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| Posted: Sat Jan 12th, 2008 08:03 pm |
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I was very nervous to open up my first watch every after 7 years. My Enzo had been running 25 seconds per day fast. Even though Enzo would have regulated it for me, I figured is was time for me to do it myself. THis is just a workhorse ETA movement after all. I rotated the regualating screw 1.5 marks on the indicator. Now I'll time it over the next few days and do it again if necessary. I thought the numbering on the caseback, and the signed rotor (not advertised features) were very nice touches. Here are the pics:
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