Timing taking longer than expected This is on a custom Arduino PCB (32u4) that I am programming with a Sparkfun Pocket AVR Programmer. A different program that I was writing wasn't working the way I expected it to, so I tried the "BlinkWithoutDelay" example sketch from the Digital section of the examples. 

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^ So you don't have to look it up yourselves. previousMillis is initialized to 0.

However, the LED seems to alternate states every 4 seconds instead of every 200 ms with this code. I increased the interval from 200 to 400, and the IRL time increased from 4 seconds to 8 seconds, so at the very least it's consistent that way. My first instinct is that the crystal is broken somehow, but I don't think I'd be able to flash the MCU in the first place if it was. So, does anyone have any idea what's happening? For the record, I had 5 of these PCB's assembled, and the first one worked perfectly for 2 months before something else broke. I've had this issue with the second and third PCB I've tried.
Factor 8 in timing smells like wrong fuses. 

Perhaps you don't use an external oscillator, but the internal one?