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Old 24 June 2017, 01:13 AM   #31
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10 weeks in my BLNR is now +10 seconds so +1 sec a week is pretty impressive
Seems normal to me, and fairly accurate. My BLNR is roughly -4 sec over the span of 2 weeks. I just reset the time the other day, and it's only been about -1.
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Old 24 June 2017, 04:03 AM   #32
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Seems normal to me, and fairly accurate. My BLNR is roughly -4 sec over the span of 2 weeks. I just reset the time the other day, and it's only been about -1.
+/-2 secs a day is what they are calibrated to which would be +/- 70 seconds over 10 weeks so anything better is a bonus.
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Old 24 June 2017, 04:35 AM   #33
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2 seconds a day is within Rolex spec so you're fine. I've also heard that a new watch can take some time to settle in to your wear patterns. My Sub-C was running +1 sec/week when I first got it, now it has slowed down a bit and after a month it is now at -8 seconds, so -2 sec/week on average.

If it starts losing more time than -2/+2 a day, you can consider taking it to Rolex and having them regulate it. I think this will be covered under warranty.
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Old 30 June 2017, 12:52 PM   #34
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For most the of the past 7 weeks my SubC has gained 1.5 secs/day, consistently. Now over the past couple of days it's gaining about 2.5 secs/day.

The difference? I've laid it flat at bedtime for 2 days, face up. Usually it's vertical, crown down.

So I'm going back to vertical to see if that makes it go back to +1.5 secs/day.
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Old 30 June 2017, 01:23 PM   #35
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After a few months the movement will likely wear in and run spot on. I've had two watches, a sub and a pan 312, behave like that.
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Haha I've decided that after 10 days of testing and having it lose 2 seconds per day on average that i wasn't going to let this ruin my enjoyment of the art :)

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Old 1 July 2017, 12:23 AM   #37
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The owner of my AD and avid watch collector (he has a Paul Newman amoung others) was unhappy that my ExpII was 5s slow over 6 days when I left it on the ADs watch winder as I thought I had an issue with it.

I had to chuckle & said that isn't it within tolerance and he expressed his unhappiness again.
Saying it ok to be a little fast but not slow.
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