I ran a 24 hour test against my IPhone and my Hammy Khaki Mechanical was roughly 20 seconds fast. I am in no way concerned, but if the movement ever goes out I think I’ll do an ETA swap for adjustability and longevity!
The Hamilton H10 uses a free sprung balance which is not easily adjustable for regulation. The adjustment is via 2 screws on the balance wheel itself.
If it has that movement, regulation will be tricky. Though it might be one of the older, pre-Powermatic 80 ones which would have a regulator arm. Either way, demagnetising is also worth trying.
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The Hamilton H10 uses a free sprung balance which is not easily adjustable for regulation. The adjustment is via 2 screws on the balance wheel itself.
How old is that watch?
The Hamilton H10 uses a free sprung balance which is not easily adjustable for regulation. The adjustment is via 2 screws on the balance wheel itself.
If it has that movement, regulation will be tricky. Though it might be one of the older, pre-Powermatic 80 ones which would have a regulator arm. Either way, demagnetising is also worth trying.
How old is that watch?
3-4 years