Approximately 10 seconds too fast?

[Tools]

Originally Posted by Lightsped

I plan to visit the AD Saturday. Until then, the watch is turned off.... Wondering if this will be a warranty issue or out of pocket?

The warranty is for manufacturing issues, not damage. If it is simple magnetization, the Dealer will likely take care of that - but your issue is not typical of most modern movements.

If your "bump" was sufficient to have done damage, it is not covered by the warranty.

Rolex will make a determination of what happened, and if it is covered.

[Lightsped]

Originally Posted by Tools

The warranty is for manufacturing issues, not damage. If it is simple magnetization, the Dealer will likely take care of that - but your issue is not typical of most modern movements.

If your "bump" was sufficient to have done damage, it is not covered by the warranty.

Rolex will make a determination of what happened, and if it is covered.

I seriously doubt bumping my watch while doing daily office tasks would have caused this, but i am not a rolex expert.... Gosh, ive bumped my sub against stuff for 4 or 5 years now with no problems other than a few hairline scratches.