Perfect 0.0 Accuracy After One Month: Rolex Amazingness

[mrmahdi]

Originally Posted by padi56

Depends on how many timing machines you have or phone timing apps or if obsessed checking you watch every hour out of the 86400 seconds in a day. Wonder now how many millions of 32 series powered Rolex watches are ticking and keeping time quite happily in this world today .

I LOVE being obsessed in checking my watch every few hours. I’m amazed that out of the 86,400 seconds a day, it’s accurate to less than a second off.

Obsession is cool.


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[EEpro]

Originally Posted by mrmahdi

I LOVE being obsessed in checking my watch every few hours. I’m amazed that out of the 86,400 seconds a day, it’s accurate to less than a second off.

Obsession is cool.


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It is as long as it's keeping good time

[mrmahdi]

Originally Posted by EEpro

It is as long as it's keeping good time

I agree. Some people love to remind us over and over again that a day has 86400 seconds a day and that we shouldn’t worried about it being a few seconds off, even though it’s advertised by Rolex to be at a certain accuracy.

We love mechanical things and being amazed at a watch’s ability to keep precise timing is one of the many reasons why we love Rolex. It’s like when a car enthusiast marvels at the amazing aspects of a car’s performance.

We don’t need to be constantly reminded that a day has 86400 seconds.


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[Brenngun]

Originally Posted by mrmahdi

I LOVE being obsessed in checking my watch every few hours. I’m amazed that out of the 86,400 seconds a day, it’s accurate to less than a second off.

Obsession is cool.


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I'm happy for you being happy with your watch. Your thoughts about it's accuracy are just a little askew. What would happen if you wear it 24/7 and not place it in a special position to regain what it's lost? That would reflect it's true accuracy.

[whitegoldenretriever]

Ny brand new Datejust 41 was slow 4 seconds a day on average the first week. the second week it is averaging just over 1 second a day slow. Is this typical? Even though new and previously unworn, the watch was made in Dec 2022. So it had been idle for slightly over a year. I manually wound it every other day in addition to wearing it 12 hours a day. RETIRED, SEDENTARY USE.

Comments please.

[mrmahdi]

Originally Posted by whitegoldenretriever

Ny brand new Datejust 41 was slow 4 seconds a day on average the first week. the second week it is averaging just over 1 second a day slow. Is this typical? Even though new and previously unworn, the watch was made in Dec 2022. So it had been idle for slightly over a year. I manually wound it every other day in addition to wearing it 12 hours a day. RETIRED, SEDENTARY USE.

Comments please.

It could be typical. My watch is now anywhere from 2-5 seconds SLOW a day. I tend to “regulate” it of sorts by leaving it dial up in the rest position. The more hours, the more seconds it will gain.

[881]

Rolex movements are extremely accurate and extremely reliable without question

[mrmahdi]

Originally Posted by 881

Rolex movements are extremely accurate and extremely reliable without question

More reliable the much more expensive Patek, AP, etc.