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Interesting thread. The online forum space is a tricky place to talk through differing opinions.
I would be interested to see the data Rolex has, if it has any (presumably it does).
I can understand the OP being frustrated and it sounds like maybe going to a neo-vintage model is a reasonable solution. I wouldn’t mind owning something with a 31xx.
Proof is a tricky thing in this setting, but my personal impression is that the anecdotes are sufficiently compelling to suggest that this would be something very worthwhile for Rolex to look at, if they are interested in optimising their movement quality. Now, of course, it’s their prerogative to decide that things are good enough and it’s then up to the buying public to agree or disagree…
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