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Paxman wrote:My bad!!
Not only that, PAX, but I believe that in the newer model of the ZENO Army, the ETA 2824-2 was used. I had this phenomenon happen to me one time and it turned out to be a weak mainspring.
In reading the post, since his ENZO's seem to build up a power reserve under his normal wearing habits, the Zeno should also...time to have it checked out!
Well you know me... I haven't seen a new Zeno Army... just the old stuff. After reading through this and reading Mike's comments I have to concur that if a good winding doesn't fix the problem, then perhaps it needs service. If it is under warranty I would go that route immediately. Can't hurt, right??