5023-06 PPC is ticking 3 minutes a head?

Currently, I own 5023-06 bought brand new. Watch looks amazing but
I have notice this problem a few days ago.
When I sychronize watch with my PC clock, it seems like watch is always a head of time after a few days. At first I thought 2 minutes faster but now it seems like 3 minutes a head. Have anyone experience this problem?
How can I fix this? I appericiate any suggestion.

If the watch is still new, I would advise to let it first settle in before making a judgement on accuracy.

Using the search function, you will find much written here on the forum about settling in, but basically wear the watch as normally as possible for a couple of weeks - then, check the accuracy [ over a 24 hour period] again.

Anything within say +7 seconds over a 24 hour period is within tolerance. know, that that will vary depending on how the watch is timed. i.e. If left face down or face up at night, will have a different result.

Best to use the atomic clock over the web, than the PC time, as sometimes PC clocks are not always sync'd.

I don't know about the "breaking in", that is, let the watch settle for a few weeks after which it might run better. Is this a true fenomenon, or is this from the past, when the lubricant oils were not what they are today? The 10+ watches I bought new the last few years, IWC or otherwise, never showed a different behaviour after wearing them some time. Anyway, running fast a minute a day or more is far too much, I would contact the AD. Good luck!

Kind regards,
Paul

I have a 5032. When I wear it regularly it keeps excellent time. However, when it sits in a watch box for any length of time it runs fast to very fast-2 to 3 minutes in a 5 0r 6 day period.
Are you letting the watch sit or are you wearing it daily?

Letting your watch rest dial up or down when off your wrist will result in the watch gaining time. The reverse is true with a watch left crown up or down.

Bill: I can now confirm your suggestion, at least over the course of roughly 6-7 hours; and with IWC. Anecdotally speaking, however, I find some brands to keep remarkable time laying face up.

I have a smaller sample size but a somewhat different experience.

I've had my 3239 for 3 months now and experienced an increase in consistency and accuracy, primarily during the first month. It started out at +7 with significant day to day variation and evolved to a rather consistent +2 to +3. Whether this has been due to coincidence in my wearing habits or a "settling in" of the mechanism, I don't know.

My 3290 was more consistent from the start. I didn't follow it as meticulously but with the exception of a one day hiccup of -7 during its first week, it has been running around +2.

Thomas

If your watch had been keeping good time from your purchase in July up to a few days ago and suddenly started gaining minutes each day, it is most likely magnetized.
Your IWC Boutique or workshop equipped AD should have a magnetism detector to verify this and a demagnetizer to rectify the problem. Demagnetisation can be done without even opening the watch.
Leo