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24 October 2008, 03:43 AM | #1 |
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Just curious about new and old 3135 mvmt
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Just wanted to know, and this may pertain to the vintage crowd, what are the most frequently worn part of a 3135 movement? Or what is the weakest most worn part of any movement (Rolex) - specifically. Thanks!
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But if you don't, then the self wind rotor axle is usually the first thing to go....
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Would agree with Larry Rolex sacrificed efficiency perhaps over reliability, but as long as service schedules are met, you should not have any problem with the 3135.
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Ok funny man!
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how can i tell what movement is in my watch?
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