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SwissmadeTexan · 7 May 2021, 10:58 PM

So I just bought a New BLNR from a trusted seller on here some time ago. I had a Batman for some 7 years. Got one of the first ones after they debuted in 2013 at Baselworld. I decided I wanted the newer movement and the jubilee bracelet. So I sold my Batman and picked up an unworn 2021 BLNR. I noticed the rotor is quite a bit more noticeable than my old Batman was. Anyone else experience/notice this with the new movement?

Thanks I’m advance!

lennywilkins · 8 May 2021, 07:42 PM

The 32xx movement is much noisier - often they need extra lubrication on the bearings or the rotor replacing; take the watch to RSC.

7 May 2021, 10:58 PM	#1
SwissmadeTexan 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Real Name: Chris Location: Houston, Texas Watch: SUB LV-C/Pepsi C Posts: 415	Gmt noisy rotor So I just bought a New BLNR from a trusted seller on here some time ago. I had a Batman for some 7 years. Got one of the first ones after they debuted in 2013 at Baselworld. I decided I wanted the newer movement and the jubilee bracelet. So I sold my Batman and picked up an unworn 2021 BLNR. I noticed the rotor is quite a bit more noticeable than my old Batman was. Anyone else experience/notice this with the new movement? Thanks I’m advance! __________________ Where do we go from here???

8 May 2021, 07:42 PM	#2
lennywilkins "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2021 Real Name: Lenny Location: Belfast Watch: Rolex Posts: 114	The 32xx movement is much noisier - often they need extra lubrication on the bearings or the rotor replacing; take the watch to RSC.

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