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Originally Posted by saxo3
As I posted before:
I have NOT even seen 1 (one) contribution on TRF where a member has shown (with data) that his 32xx watch keeps (or kept) high movement amplitudes (after full winding) together with good timekeeping over a period of 5 years, i.e., starting from the date of purchase and without any RSC repair or regulation* of the 32xx movement.
*It is clear that a movement regulation does NOT cure the caliber issue(s).
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Several times I have thought that we should all start a friendly pool of beer/coffee money to incent one of these "I have 6 of these things and they are all perfect" owners to take their whole lineup to a watchmaker and simply check the amplitude and timing on each one. To be a good candidate for this experiment, the owner should have at least 4 32xx watches which are a minimum of 2-3 years old IMO. (Although I have already seen reports of low amplitude on, for example, the new Explorer 36 which was only released 1.5 years ago.)