nickorloff
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Flightmaster 911 2nd hour hand issue
I've recently added an Omega Flightmaster 911 (continuous seconds register at 9 o'clock) to my collection - it's a watch I've been thinking about for some time and I finally pulled the trigger. I'm a huge fan of GMT / World Timer / 2nd time zone complications.
The watch is keeping excellent time, but the second hour hand (the blue one) seems to drift around.
I set both hour hands to the same time, wound the watch and left it on a shelf for 24 hours and they're both still in sync, so I can only assume the crown (at 10 o'clock) is bumping against my wrist and the hour hand is moving as a result.
So, Purists, is this something that can be fixed, or is it just something I'll have to put up with?

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