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mmmmp · 25 January 2021, 07:10 AM

I own two Datejust 41 Rolex watches.

One is about three years old: no issues
DJ41 "2" is about eighteen months old: no issues. Both watches worn in daily rotation: I wear them enough that neither have run down. DLST and calendar adjustments are the *only time the crown is unscrewed.

Both references run appropriately:
-3 / +4. I rarely check as this level of timekeeping is more than acceptable for a mechanical automatic watch.

To add: My brother's six month old DJ41 is still running 'factory spec'
-2 / +2 with no issues. It too has never run down except for calendar/DLST adjustments.

Hope this helps.

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25 January 2021, 07:10 AM	#10
mmmmp "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Real Name: Mark P Location: Toronto Watch: SS Wimbledon DJ41 Posts: 2,046	I own two Datejust 41 Rolex watches. One is about three years old: no issues DJ41 "2" is about eighteen months old: no issues. Both watches worn in daily rotation: I wear them enough that neither have run down. DLST and calendar adjustments are the *only time the crown is unscrewed. Both references run appropriately: -3 / +4. I rarely check as this level of timekeeping is more than acceptable for a mechanical automatic watch. To add: My brother's six month old DJ41 is still running 'factory spec' -2 / +2 with no issues. It too has never run down except for calendar/DLST adjustments. Hope this helps. Sent from my SM-A520W using Tapatalk

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