Vibration inside watch.

[jmorin28]

My ceramic sub purchased in 2014 for the last year has been making a vibration every time the rotar spins. It sounds like a ting/tick. This has been going on for over a year. The watch keeps perfect time and the reserve is good. Would Rolex warranty cover a new axle and any damage caused by the metal flaking and dust? If the rotor has been hitting any other metal movement part, would that metal part be replaced?

[2ar2c1]

since you're in dallas, a trip to the RSC might be a good idea?

[MGrayLondon]

I had this on my 2012 Sub and sent in and was fixed immediately. The 'ping' usually happened after a slight sudden movement, such as being too enthusiastic on the bottom step of stairs for example.

[zeuloa]

Originally Posted by MGrayLondon

I had this on my 2012 Sub and sent in and was fixed immediately. The 'ping' usually happened after a slight sudden movement, such as being too enthusiastic on the bottom step of stairs for example.

I have the same issue on my Sea-Dweller 16600. Did they tell you what went wrong?

OP, please keep us posted on what Rolex says.


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[SearChart]

I have repaired several automatic systems for watches that were fairly new. All under warranty.

It could definitely be a worn rotor axle in your watch, if your watch is still under warranty this should not cost you anything.