Spotted! Rolex 33xx test movement! Better than the 32xx

[Chewbacca]

My sources came through at the factory. Looks good!

“We believe this is will be a huge improvement worthy of what Rolex is known for. Reliability, Robustness, and Clockwiseness. We now move past the Kaput era of the 32xx.”

Jimmy

Forklift Driver #69189X: Rolex SA

[Midlifegoals]

My lack of understanding/comprehension as I stare at that photo is embarrassing.

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by Midlifegoals

My lack of understanding/comprehension as I stare at that photo is embarrassing.

It’s perfection and a smart company will leave it well alone, is really all that matters.

[Joearch]

Does this mean that Rolex will be replacing the 32xx movement in all my current models at no charge?? Perfect…..HAHAHA

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by Joearch

Does this mean that Rolex will be replacing the 32xx movement in all my current models at no charge?? Perfect…..HAHAHA

If we build a relationship, maybe.

[watchluvr4ever]

It is not April 1st, so a bit confused. No Parachrom hairspring, no Paraflex shock system?

Looks like a 31xx.

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by watchluvr4ever

It is not April 1st, so a bit confused. No Parachrom hairspring, no Paraflex shock system?

Looks like a 31xx.

Oh, my, is this a problem if it were? Cant imagine why the Crown would simply dip into the parts bin and and we can all let bygones be bygones.

If it is that is.

[watchluvr4ever]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

Oh, my, is this a problem if it were? Cant imagine why the Crown would simply dip into the parts bin and and we can all let bygones be bygones.

If it is that is.

No problem here with me at all!

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by watchluvr4ever

No problem here with me at all!

My Detroit Brother

[Dirt]

Omega have dipped into the parts bin and it's worked for them.
Especially with the 321 and the story of how they resurrected it.
Just add a bit of fau patina with the lume colour and Rolex will be on their way