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Originally Posted by SOG DIVER
Correct, Larry. Never had a problem with Orvis fly rods or the watch movement, once the trout was positioned under the net or in the creel. The older acrylic domed crystals were never a problem for the many 5th Special Forces Gp and Marine NCOs /Os who bought mostly 5513s on leave while in Vietnam.
BTW: Another CW21 chimed in on the 32xx issues: from his experience, creeping oils
sticking to the bearings have been the culprit ALONG with owners exceeding a 9-10 year service interval. Rolex has stated this factor in the factory training sessions
for AD watchmakers. The customer is NOT always right...
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He's wrong. The 32xx hasn't been out long enough for failures caused by owners exceeding 9-10 year service intervals. It was introduced in 2015.
The oldest 32** movements are only 8 years old so it would be impossible for owners of 32xx to have exceed 9-10 year service intervals.
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Past: 6239 (yes, I know...  ), 16610, 16600, 116515, 116613LN, 126600, 126711 CHNR
Present: 16600, 116509, Cartier Santos Green.
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