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Paul Raposo · 6 March 2012, 11:12 AM

Hey all.

Last week I bought an early 80's 16013. This watch has been serviced by Rolex Canada in early 2009, and came with the inner box, papers, booklets, and the service warranty paper from Rolex Canada.

I've noticed that it's losing 5 seconds per day. I'm continuing to watch this and will report the results here.

My question is, if I take the watch to Rolex Canada, will they regulate the movement to run a few seconds fast, or would I have to do another servicing?

I've noticed sometimes the minute hand is ahead of the second hand. What I mean is, going by the second hand, the watch lost 5 seconds today. But the minute hand shows a +/-0 deviation. Other times, the minute hand is behind the second hand. Is this normal?

6 March 2012, 11:12 AM	#1
Paul Raposo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 123	Minute Hand Faster Than Second Hand? Hey all. Last week I bought an early 80's 16013. This watch has been serviced by Rolex Canada in early 2009, and came with the inner box, papers, booklets, and the service warranty paper from Rolex Canada. I've noticed that it's losing 5 seconds per day. I'm continuing to watch this and will report the results here. My question is, if I take the watch to Rolex Canada, will they regulate the movement to run a few seconds fast, or would I have to do another servicing? I've noticed sometimes the minute hand is ahead of the second hand. What I mean is, going by the second hand, the watch lost 5 seconds today. But the minute hand shows a +/-0 deviation. Other times, the minute hand is behind the second hand. Is this normal?

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