Advice on Bremont Airco Mach 2 Accuracy

[Bounce]

Thank you so much, that helps me a lot in my understanding and really the way to look at this.

I took a look at the COSC certificate for the AIRCO and looking at the individual positions listed, the Crown UP (3H) position performed the best by quite a margin (during the testing), so I think i will do a little more experimentation and see what else I observe. As another poster identified, there is also user error, the actual process of pressing the timing button on the phone app.


Thank you for your answers to the specific questions I had, that’s very kind of you to take the time to do that, and I appreciate it.

There is no obvious reason to contact BREMONT at this time, and so I will just continue to observe, and wear the watch whenever I can.

Thanks again.

John.

I think that is a wise decision John.

I did reply on another forum so I couldn't see the point in repeating the answer here when you have been given some excellent advice.

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I think that is a wise decision John.

I did reply on another forum so I couldn't see the point in repeating the answer here when you have been given some excellent advice.

Thank you Bounce.

I did see your reply elsewhere and I thank you for that.

It was a funny one really, as my post may have come across that I was unhappy with my Bremont, and that certainly isn’t the case. I just like to check accuracy whenever I change watches as its often quite a while between wearing specific watches.

I do often wonder whether I should have, in fact, just gone for a one watch collection (if that’s a collection, but I am sure you know what I mean) and just have worn that watch all the time, rather than multiple watches and rotating them. But then miss out of some lovely watches. I think this has been subject to posts here or elsewhere and I may have a look for that or may kick off a new post.

Thanks for you replies though, I am very grateful.

Cheers,

John.

[Bounce]

Thank you Bounce.

I did see your reply elsewhere and I thank you for that.

It was a funny one really, as my post may have come across that I was unhappy with my Bremont, and that certainly isn’t the case. I just like to check accuracy whenever I change watches as its often quite a while between wearing specific watches.

I do often wonder whether I should have, in fact, just gone for a one watch collection (if that’s a collection, but I am sure you know what I mean) and just have worn that watch all the time, rather than multiple watches and rotating them. But then miss out of some lovely watches. I think this has been subject to posts here or elsewhere and I may have a look for that or may kick off a new post.

Thanks for you replies though, I am very grateful.

Cheers,

John.

I did try that a number of years ago John with a Seamaster Pro Auto, but I realised I missed the joy of rotation & started adding to the collection again.

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I did try that a number of years ago John with a Seamaster Pro Auto, but I realised I missed the joy of rotation & started adding to the collection again.

I’ve mulled that exact question a lot - I have one or two watches in my collection what could be candidates…


…then again, just saying that means I can’t decide on one…! It’s a terrible affliction, this!

[Bounce]

I’ve mulled that exact question a lot - I have one or two watches in my collection what could be candidates…


…then again, just saying that means I can’t decide on one…! It’s a terrible affliction, this!

And an expensive one!!!!!