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Old 5 May 2020, 06:35 PM   #1
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126300 with 3235

I just bought a 126300 with the 3235 movement for many reasons went straight to my safety deposit box one a which it's a wedding gift that I will receive next year from my wife and second do the covid-19I've heard that they've had issues with grinding noises from the new Rotor Bearings on the 3285 movement.

I really didn't have that great of I look or feel in detail on my new watch. When I picked up from my local AD it went Straight To The Bank should I be concerned unfortunately the bank where it's in my safety deposit box is closed because of this covid-19 any suggestions?
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Old 5 May 2020, 06:37 PM   #2
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There are litterally no issues with the ball bearing, there is only one issue with the 32×× and that is the seconds pinion wearing to shreds.

They do make more noise than a rotor axle type though.
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Old 5 May 2020, 06:40 PM   #3
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I just bought a 126300 with the 3235 movement for many reasons went straight to my safety deposit box one a witch it's a wedding gift that I will receive next year up actually call my wife and second do the covid-19 I've heard that they've had issues with grinding noises from the new Rotor Bearings on the 3285 movement.

I really didn't have that great of I look or feel in detail on my new watch. When I picked up from my local AD it went Straight To The Bank should I be concerned unfortunately the bank where it's in my safety deposit box is closed because of this covid-19 any suggestions?
You should not be concerned by what you hear on the net,fact all ball-bearing winding rotors depending on your hearing will sound a bit more noisy that the sleeve type rotor in the 31 movements.
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Old 5 May 2020, 06:58 PM   #5
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There are litterally no issues with the ball bearing, there is only one issue with the 32×× and that is the seconds pinion wearing to shreds.

They do make more noise than a rotor axle type though.
When is this become apparent with seconds pinion wearing
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When is this become apparent with seconds pinion wearing
1-2 years usually.
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I will definitely keep an eye on this when I get to watch back out
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1-2 years usually.
And is that a design flaw or due to improper lubrication from the factory as you mentioned in a previous thread? I think this is the part you were referring to being found dry or nearly so and needing lubrication in several early examples.
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In 3135 I trust.Have a few with 3135 and they just keep on ticking, very accurately.

3235 ,dont like the coarseness of winding .Just does not feel as smooth as a 3135.
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