Your watch's deviation

[NeoPTLD]

I have a Casio Sports watch of some sort and it ALWAYS lead.

 

[MazerRackham]

I got the solar/atomic G-Shock from Casio. Great watch! Every morning at 5 AM it re-syncs the time. And my watch's batteries are recharged from the solar panel incorporated into its face.

$50 from Costco. Everyone should have one...

 

[wetobasura]

no watch. tell time from nokia cell phone updated from att servers

 

[maziwanka]

i dont wear watches.

 

[ElFenix]

i've never paid attention, its a seiko kinetic electronically controlled analog

 

[Alptraum]

I honostly don't pay attention. I have a Tag Heuer and its garaunteed to only lose some small amount of time (like a seconed or something) every so often. I can't remember if its a month or a few months or what. Anyways, I almost never have to worry about it losing or gaining time.

 

[dighn]

electronically controlled digital timex. just checked. lagging about 4 seconds after a couple of months. i'm gonna sync it anyway. i think it usually lags a tiny bit like that after a few months.

 

[royaldank]

casio $30 watch from Walmart. Seems to be pretty dead on. I used to have a big G-Shock and it was terribly fast. I'd pick up a minute or two each month.

 

[NeoPTLD]

Mine leads about 10 seconds a month, which is within the specified +/- 15 secs per month.