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Originally Posted by atxwatch
Of course I did not manage to get the print out  , but I was not there long enough anyway. They took the OP and put it on the timegrapher (12 hours from full wind) and it read amplitude between 90-110 in DU position. Watchmaker then fully wound it AND demagnetizedit and amplitude remained roughly the same. I did not stick around for tests in the other dial positions.
The TG showed the timing jumping from plus to minus erratically.
Movement is definitely off. They are opening it on Monday to see if anything obvious and easy to fix jumps out, but I suspect it is going to RSC in Dallas. |
Thanks for the update. Yes, this 2232 movement, unveiled in 2020, is totally sick.
How old is this OP? Bought new or preowned? You have the Rolex 5 year guarantee card?
A private 200 $ timegrapher is very useful, so no need for silly AD games.