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Old 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.

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Old 24 October 2008, 04:01 AM   #2
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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.

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I will say the oil, you have to change it for every 5 years.



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I will say the oil, you have to change it for every 5 years.



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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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Old 24 October 2008, 06:44 AM   #4
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But if you don't, then the self wind rotor axle is usually the first thing to go....
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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A bit dated, but here's some good reading.

http://people.timezone.com/mdisher/a...135/3135_1.htm
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A bit dated, but here's some good reading.

http://people.timezone.com/mdisher/a...135/3135_1.htm
Thanks Mike that was a very useful link, I appreciate you posting it.
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Old 24 October 2008, 05:46 AM   #7
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Ok funny man!
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Old 24 October 2008, 07:22 AM   #8
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how can i tell what movement is in my watch?
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Here this might help you out.

http://www.bernardwatch.com/Rolex-Mo...s-and-Calibers
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