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15 May 2019, 06:12 PM | #1 |
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New watch regulation chart
Yesterday I bought myself a new DD 118135
Before I purchased the watch I asked the AD to give my watch to the watchmaker to have him do a timing test and give me the results. This is what I got. It should be simple enough for me to self regulate the watch having this as a starting point. The AD I went to is not only an AD but is also the official Rolex Boutique in London. The watchmaker is obviously Rolex trained and is very competent. I thoroughly recommend to anyone buying a new watch from an AD to ask them to do this simple and quick test. I know that my watch was sitting around at the AD before I purchased it for a few months at least. I will go back to the AD in a couple of months and have the watchmaker do the test again. Things will be different, and, hopefully better once the gears get moving and the oils inside get moved about. We also performed a day and date change time ... Both mine change 42 seconds after midnight. This is what I received from the watchmaker ... http://
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Regards, CharlesN Member of the IWJG. |
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