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2 October 2017, 07:48 AM
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Setting the time
Hi,
I tried to do some research online but could not find out the answer. I own a date just 2013 (41m) and my wife purchased a date just 2017 (31m) I was just winding her watch and it's the opposite of mine when winding to move the time forward. Winding towards 12 o'clock for my watch moves the time forward for her is the opposite. Does Rolex change the way you wind the watch based on the different model/movement? Hope this makes sense |
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2 October 2017, 08:50 AM
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Nothing to worry about, it is normal. Ladies models do set in the opposite direction when turning the crown....
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2 October 2017, 08:54 AM
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