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Old 18 November 2022, 04:31 PM   #3141
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Thanks for re-joining the conversation!

I wonder if the lower numbers on the 3230 are related to the mechanical differences, or rather the much lower numbers of watches which use this caliber. Until very recently it was just the OP36/41 and the no-date Sub, right? And as of this year add the Explorer 1 to the list. Based on how rare my AD says the OP is (the watch they get the least of compared to any model) this would seem like a likely explanation for your observation.
Probably due to lower production numbers and not old enough. But the coming year should tell us more about that, because they would have to start coming in more frequently then.

Funny, I also had a DJ 31 warranty repair last week, but not because of low amplitude but because this 2236 was running at 330+ degrees, overbanking. Adjusted the pallet fork and it was solved if only the 32xx issue was this easy...
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Rolex uses rare elves to polish the platinum. They have a union deal and make like $90 per hour and get time and half on weekends.
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