Rolex

One of my favourites is loosing time. I took this photo at 14.41 having reset the time to the second on Monday of this week Pretty much 5 minutes in a week. I’ve worn it all week also. Off for a fix !! ...  

Or at least it’s very difficult to do so.

And still a metal alloy

I read somewhere that losing time indicates a much more ominous problem, Bc it indicates extra friction in the system. Glad that the OP sent it in for service

Years old - it was released at Baselworld 2017 and I received it later that year. Never been serviced.

My sea Dweller, after a good period of 15 months after a period of running for 0.5 seconds per day, he suddenly started to lose 4.5 -8.00 seconds per day. Purchased new in March 2018 and used every day, worn for about 14 hours a day at work ..... at the d... 

I wonder will mine be them same. My ad is getting the watch in Friday and sending it off. Thanks for the info

(I know the Rolex marketing “explanation” - but that does not reveal anything in terms of watchmaking terminology except that the escape wheel is 15% lighter).

2 minutes a day is a lot. Hope it’s an easy fix

with a lot of changes to bump the PR to 70 hours. Hopefully, it will be as tough and reliable as its predecessor.

I had been looking into this and just wanted to post here. A watchmaker who works for RSC and who contributes to another forum said he and other watchmakers have made this observation: In many of the new 32XX movements, one particular part (the pivot/long... 

Very interesting! I have had the watch returned with a “free” service and a comment that read “One component replaced “ I’m hoping they have fixed / replaced the part you mention 👍