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Re: Seamaster Second Hand

In Response To: Seamaster Second Hand ()

: I have a Seamaster purchased new about 5 years
: ago. For the past 2 months, the second hand
: is moving in 4 second intervals...the second
: hand stops and then jumps ahead 4 seconds. I
: thought it was the battery, but I have not
: replaced tha battery and the watch is
: keeping perfect time. Anyone else run into
: this problem?

I believe that this is the 'low battery indicator.' The second moves in 4 second increments because your battery needs a change. Even though the watch is still keeping perfect time, the battery will soon die. Replace it and see what happens!

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