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16 January 2022, 08:42 AM | #1 |
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Datejust 126334 41 Time Keeping Issues
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Purchased a Datejust 41mm 126334 a couple of months ago, unfortunately it's running terribly terribly slow. Losing -15 seconds per day despite being wound fully, worn all day every day. Doesn't matter which way the dial or crown is facing when off of my wrist, consistent -15 seconds per day. The AD I purchased it from sent it off for service last week, supposedly looking at 4-6 weeks turnaround. Anyone else encountered this problem with the 126334? I've seen a few threads on here reporting that there is some issues with the lubrication of the movement; just curious to see who else had this problem. Thanks! |
16 January 2022, 09:46 AM | #2 |
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Send it to service
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16 January 2022, 08:13 PM | #3 |
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well known issue with that movement a ton of treads on it
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Datejust 126334 41 Time Keeping Issues
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Consistent deviations of any movement, either running fast or slow, are a good indication that the caliber can be regulated. But -15 s/d is really too much for a new watch. |
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17 January 2022, 02:53 AM | #6 |
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Slow datejust
I just bought a TT, Wimbledon dial and it runs 20 seconds slow per day. Sent it back for another.
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17 January 2022, 02:59 AM | #7 |
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I’ve had a SS Wimbledon dial since August, seems to be running fine, although I wear it sporadically, two days at a time, maybe every other week. I know there have been issues with the movement, I’ll have to give mine a run for a week or two to get a better idea.
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