What is the loss / gain for a Seiko analogue quartz watch?
According to Seiko, the loss / gain in
monthly rate is less than 15 seconds in normal temperature range of 5
Celsius to 35 Celsius. (20 seconds for Some calibers)
(note: this is subject to change without prior notice from Seiko)
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