Ball watches in generally seems to be pretty accurate right out of the box, even the non-COSC models. Many of them are performing within COSC specs. :thumbup: My EMII Classic is doing +5 secs/day (worse case on winder) and when worn for 9 hrs/day, its doing +2 secs/day on average.
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I remember asking Jeremy about this in the 'old' WTF, and if I recall, he stated that the watches (non-COSC) are -10/+10 a day. Anything outside of that range would be considered for warranty repair as for not meeting Ball's specifications. When he makes the hyperjump over, we can ask him to verify.
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My first Ball was the Inspector. It's a gift from my wife who got it from a company party lottery (she did not like it because she said it was ugly - I agree
). I was impressed with its quality, weight and accuracy, and so I bought another one, then another one, and I now have 4 Balls. All of them exceeds my expectations. I am on the waiting list for a Cannonball and have introduced my friends who subsequently bought the Diver TMT (black DLC coating) and the Cleveland. So far, all the Balls are more accurate than my other luxury watches (Rolexes, Omegas, Porsche Design, Panerai etc.). The only watches more accurate than the Balls are the quartz Seikos, Casios and Citizens.
Oliver
My first Ball was the Inspector. It's a gift from my wife who got it from a company party lottery (she did not like it because she said it was ugly - I agree
). I was impressed with its quality, weight and accuracy, and so I bought another one, then another one, and I now have 4 Balls. All of them exceeds my expectations. I am on the waiting list for a Cannonball and have introduced my friends who subsequently bought the Diver TMT (black DLC coating) and the Cleveland. So far, all the Balls are more accurate than my other luxury watches (Rolexes, Omegas, Porsche Design, Panerai etc.). The only watches more accurate than the Balls are the quartz Seikos, Casios and Citizens.Oliver
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