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Token74 · 5 August 2023, 07:53 PM

The rotor has stuck in position on my 15300 so it is now effectively a manual watch rather than an automatic. Does that make it unique and more valuable?? Lol

In all seriousness, anyone else ever had this happen? Looks like I will be forced to visit AP House, not the worst thing!

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Henrimontgomery · 5 August 2023, 08:49 PM

A recent friend of mine had her rotor spin like no tomorrow for a bit on her wrist, and then everything stopped.

We'll know in 4 weeks, the watch is in service (which seems to be a common theme nowadays).

5 August 2023, 07:53 PM	#1
Token74 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Real Name: Vince Location: England Watch: Too many! Posts: 5,744	15300 Rotor stuck… The rotor has stuck in position on my 15300 so it is now effectively a manual watch rather than an automatic. Does that make it unique and more valuable?? Lol In all seriousness, anyone else ever had this happen? Looks like I will be forced to visit AP House, not the worst thing! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Time is limited, make every second count. Patek Philippe Nautilus 5990 - AP Royal Oak 15300 - AP Royal Oak 15450 Blue - AP Royal Oak 15450 Silver - AP Royal Oak Offshore 26480 - Royal Oak Offshore 15710 - Rolex Sea Dweller 116600 - Rolex Daytona 116519 - Rolex GMT 126710 BLRO - Omega Speedmaster Reduced - JLC Reverso GMT Moonphase - TAG Microtimer - Dent Pocket Watch - JLC Atmos Phases de lune

5 August 2023, 08:49 PM	#2
Henrimontgomery "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2020 Location: Switzerland Watch: yourself Posts: 1,256	A recent friend of mine had her rotor spin like no tomorrow for a bit on her wrist, and then everything stopped. We'll know in 4 weeks, the watch is in service (which seems to be a common theme nowadays).

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