32xx movement problem poll and data thread

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Originally Posted by Mountain

I’ve just completed the isocronism experiment on my explorer, measuring from fully wound at 0 to 60 hours left in the dial up position. All measurements taken dial up.

I’m very happy with the results, so following the service about a month ago, all seems well with my watch.

Well the numbers seem quite good. Caliber 3230, correct?

Originally Posted by sski

thought i'd report back regarding my DJ 36......i noticed this week that it was running behind about 35 mins. (at the tail end of the 70 hr. power reserve.) i figure it may have about an hour or 2 remaining.

Is this normal for the precision to drop off drastically around the end of pr, or is this a potential 3235 movt. problem? (i don't have the timing device, so can't say for sure.)

35 minutes is way too much. I quote HiBoost and think it should be checked on a machine to see the performance. Just to be sure before bring it on a timegrapher, I'll do the test again to see if there's some sort of consistency with the numbers.

Originally Posted by SearChart

Being skeptical is fine.
Personally I'm not worried about the 7140 and 4131 at all, I will only get worried if those start rolling in for warranty repairs.

Exactly, and you'd be the first to notice it. If it was a flaw in the escapement or on the material as we speculated, it will definetly show on these 2 as well.

Originally Posted by JMGoodnight369

Well I’ll go ahead and tell you this theory is incorrect. I had to service my 124060 Submariner 10 months into owning it due to low amplitude. This was bought from an AD. It’s the same 3230 as the explorer. The date or GMT functions have nothing to do with this issue

We have the same watch and I saw some people having the same issue but it's less widespread with 3230s calibers. That is what I noticed by asking Rolex watchmakers. Your watch is being worn everyday?