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Cwall12345 · 11 April 2024, 10:27 AM

My first and only Rolex is a 2023 Sub Date. There are lots of things I love about it. But it is not nearly as accurate as my Tudor watches.

This watch is losing about 6 seconds per day on the wrist. When I set it down at night, it usually gains back a couple seconds.

I had sent it to Rolex for a service as it had started losing and gaining time erratically, about 8 seconds per day. I just got it back and it is better but it is not +- 2 secs/day.

Any suggestions or is this par for the course?

11 April 2024, 10:27 AM	#1
Cwall12345 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2023 Location: Virginia Posts: 11	How accurate is your Rolex My first and only Rolex is a 2023 Sub Date. There are lots of things I love about it. But it is not nearly as accurate as my Tudor watches. This watch is losing about 6 seconds per day on the wrist. When I set it down at night, it usually gains back a couple seconds. I had sent it to Rolex for a service as it had started losing and gaining time erratically, about 8 seconds per day. I just got it back and it is better but it is not +- 2 secs/day. Any suggestions or is this par for the course?

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