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Re: Bezel Click
In Response To: Bezel Click ()

Hey, thanks Mike! I never would have thought about resting the watch in different positions at night. I typically just put mine in the box it came in dial up. Curious you mentioned the COSC certificate. The one that was with my watch didn't match the serial number on the watch. I went back to the store and it caused quite a stir. Apparently the boxes got mixed up and they were making plans to order me an entirely new watch. I didn't really see the need for that because I'm not concerned that the watch is a fake and from what I read on here about COSC being done before it's even put in the watch etc.... however, finding out where it's most accurate at rest does seem like it would be useful!

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