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It is probably the way the second hand was placed onto the watch when the watch was put together. The hand will only move in a set interval so if it's "off" you cannot fix it unless you have someone take the watch apart. I would not worry about it being a fake because honestly Sekio watches are not expensive enough to fake. Here's a good rule of thumb, if the watch cost under $1000 then it is probably not going to be something that people will make a counterfeit model of. Finding a "fake" Seiko, Citize, Bulova, or any mid-level watch is not likely.
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