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Seiko 'Baby Tuna' (SRP637K1) running fast

Andrew76 · 2015-09-24 11:59:01

Hi folks, Just wondering if anyone could offer some advice/help. I bought the watch back in July and it's been great everyday since. Last night I dropped it from about waist height onto carpetted floor - couldn't see any damage so reckoned all was ok. Woke up this morning and got a fright thinking I was late for work…

24-09-2015 11:59am

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Andrew76

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Hi folks,

Just wondering if anyone could offer some advice/help. I bought the watch back in July and it's been great everyday since. Last night I dropped it from about waist height onto carpetted floor - couldn't see any damage so reckoned all was ok.

Woke up this morning and got a fright thinking I was late for work because it was almost an hour ahead! :pac: So I corrected the time and gave it the normal morning wind. Now at lunch time it's fast by about 25 minutes.

I'm wondering if something internal must have been damaged? Without having to open up the watch is there anything I can do to fix it myself or should I just bring it to a repair shop? Or will it sort itself out over time? I wouldn't have a clue where to go with it.

Any advice is much appreciated.

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