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27 March 2013, 04:39 AM | #1 |
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Paraflex on a Sub C ??? Is it ??
After doing some brief investigations i am not clear, so maybe someone can help
Does the 116613 & 116610 just have a plain old 3135 movement with a bleu Parachrom hairspring and a KIF anti-shock on the balance wheel ? Is this what Rolex call Paraflex or is the anti-shock device now an in-house design, which in association with the bleu Parachrom hairspring is the Paraflex protection system ? A nice simple question for a cold Tuesday !! |
27 March 2013, 04:52 AM | #2 | |
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3130 base without date, now some later models reported with parachrom. 3131 parachrom 3132 parachrom and paraflex shock system 3135 base with date in the 16610 3135 Sub ceramic parachrom 3136 parachrom bleu and paraflex shock system 3155 base with date & day 3156 parachrom bleu and paraflex shock system 3185 base with date and GMT function 3186 parachrom bleu 3187 parachrom and paraflex shock system 4130 Chronograph Parachom started 2000 but then a more grey colour now parachrom bleu which is done by some chemical proses to turn it blue 4160 parachrom. 9001 parachrom.
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27 March 2013, 05:08 AM | #3 |
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Currently only DJII features the 3136 movement.
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27 March 2013, 07:32 AM | #5 |
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Agree that 98% of us would never care about difference. Anyone on a long arduous excursion/adventure without access to cell/GPS/grid may care if they must rely on timepiece for navigation/orientation. The system that handles the most G's in an impact would matter - some other brands cite greater shock resistance than paraflex alone.
Most of those watch brands use KIF'd ETA movements.
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