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22 January 2024, 10:40 PM | #1 |
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Sorry to thread jack but I figure I have an audience of all those paying attention to date changes so it’s the right people.
A Rolex boutique manager told me that with their modern movements there is no longer the worry about adjusting the date while the time is near midnight. I had never heard this before. Does anyone here know whether this claim is true or not? |
23 January 2024, 03:56 AM | #2 | |
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This is true for your typical modern Rolex movement with a Quick set date mechanism which has been around for many many years now. |
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