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Originally Posted by sevykor
Maybe I don't understand what you are asking, but to what "other ones" are you referring. All Rolex models currently produced are chronometers no better or worse than other COSC tested chronometers (including ETA) with regard to the COSC testing procedure. I don't buy into "superlative" as suggesting "better than" any other brand. Superlative (for Rolex) is just a little hype to sell a brand maybe? Hey, they are proud of their movement. I'm sure the Patek Philippe people may have something to say about what superlative means to them :).
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We're almost there. All chronometers are essentially equal-they all pass the test. Why does Rolex say their chronometers are 'superlative' to others, when the results are pass/fail?
For PP, the Geneva Seal used to guarantee chronometer performance. I don't know if their own certification does the same.