Bill
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Looking very good.
I just wonder about golfing with a Rolex.
I don't think there are an issues about shock or movement risk. However what I have heard is that the shock of hitting the ball can cause the lubricant inside the watch to potential have movement. Sound a little far fetched and I really don't know the validity of such a claim. Just thought I would throw out the idea to here any other thoughts. I guess the fix is simply to service you watch on the recommended intervals.
Enjoy your game.
Bill
A lovely day to Golf!!
And that blue dial only makes it better!! Starting in the 10th, going for the back nine. Watching the sunrise while playing a par 5. Time to putter Last but not least, the JK Bridge, one of the landmarks of Brasília, my hometown and the capital of Brazil ...
I play golf as well, but (dare) not with a mechanical watch on the wrist. :)
Thanks for the lovely photos. The course seems to be in great condition, and the scenery is fantastic, too!
Thank you my friend!
I think its safe, the watch can take it! The course is really nice, if one day you come to Brazil let me know! Maybe we can spend some tee time together! Cheers, André
Brazil is a long way from me.
But I I make the trip one day, I\'ll certainly call you.
I see Ricky Fowler was in your foursome...
Hehehe, just kidding! Looking good there, André. I too play every once in a blue moon, but I usually leave the wristwatch in the bag. Keep enjoying your weekend, Alex
hahaha
In another forum someone asked how did i get tee time with Fowler! I wish, would have been nice!! If you come to Brazil, give me a heads up and we will play together! André
Thank you, André
It's been a while since I last visited Brazil. Hopefully this will change soon. All the best, Alex
I play but not with a watch on
A friend of mine has TAG Tiger Woods which he play wearing. It\'s quartz though
Looking very good.
I just wonder about golfing with a Rolex. I don't think there are an issues about shock or movement risk. However what I have heard is that the shock of hitting the ball can cause the lubricant inside the watch to potential have movement. Sound a little f...
Actually mechanical selfwinding watches cannot stand up to golf,
the force and torque, if you release the club properly, literally strips and shears the rotor assembly and escapement.. Repairs are expensive. No other activity puts that much strain on the movement. Forget about those fat shots. Hopefully, you will not h...
