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saxo3 · 22 March 2021, 05:51 AM

Only speculations and guesses, also impossible to trace back the caliber evolution, different versions 1,2,3...?

The difference in measured amplitudes is 12 degrees, see post #8.

It would be interesting to find and analyze two watches, with either 3235 or 3285 movements, built in different years, then measure different (55,53) lift angles, followed by a comparison of the individual movement components.

To measure lift angles one needs to open the caseback and use an optical device (WisioScope).

But who wants and is able to do this here where many not even believe in 32xx issues and also doubt again and again the usefulness and validity of timegrapher in general. Hopeless.

22 March 2021, 05:51 AM	#19
saxo3 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: . Posts: 2,733	What is the lift angle for the Rolex 3235 movement? Only speculations and guesses, also impossible to trace back the caliber evolution, different versions 1,2,3...? The difference in measured amplitudes is 12 degrees, see post #8. It would be interesting to find and analyze two watches, with either 3235 or 3285 movements, built in different years, then measure different (55,53) lift angles, followed by a comparison of the individual movement components. To measure lift angles one needs to open the caseback and use an optical device (WisioScope). But who wants and is able to do this here where many not even believe in 32xx issues and also doubt again and again the usefulness and validity of timegrapher in general. Hopeless.