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Submariner 16610 Key Features: – Production Years: 1987 – 2010 (Approx.) – Case Size: 40mm. – Materials: Stainless Steel. – Functions: Time w/ Running Seconds, Date Display. – Dial: Black w/ Luminous Hour Markers. – Luminous Material: Tritium; Luminova; Super-LumiNova. – Bezel: Unidirectional, Black or Green Aluminum Insert w/ 60-Minute Scale.
I have been collecting Rolex for over 20 years and have had many calibers including the 3135 (predecessor to the 3235). A common theme of this story involves accuracy and .
I posted about a year ago hoping to find the fix to the issues plaguing the 3235 .
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Just a couple of days ago, I discovered the tons of documented issues with the .In my current quest to trade my Kermit for either a vintage GMT or the inevitable .
I posted about a year ago hoping to find the fix to the issues plaguing the 3235 movement. My post at the time was to find a reason and solution to the issue. While there . Just a couple of days ago, I discovered the tons of documented issues with the 3235 movement. I’m disappointed to hear of all of the problems and feel like if I were to purchase a . I recently read about issues with the 3235 movement and now I'm a bit nervous about this purchase since, as I mentioned, I plan on using this everyday for many years to .
3235 is aesthetically pleasing with an advanced escape wheel design and balance assembly but Is uninspiring in its two other design modifications. Remains to be seen whether .
Based on my pristine experience with the 3135 and satisfactory experience with the 3235 (even if hit and miss), I trust Rolex and I have no doubt the source of the problem can be found and addressed, eventually.The Rolex Caliber 3235. The Rolex Caliber 3235 was officially released at Baselworld 2015 and was first introduced inside the 39mm Pearlmaster. Since then, the movement is actively used .
In my current quest to trade my Kermit for either a vintage GMT or the inevitable modern 3235 Submariner, I stumbled upon this very interesting article detailing a . There is a long-running thread on Rolex Forums concerning 32** movements. The gist of the problem seems to be 32** movements running at low amplitudes, tending to have . Rolex 3235 Accuracy Issue. So I've had my dj41 with the 3235 movement for about a year now and today something really strange happened. I put the watch on in the .
I have been collecting Rolex for over 20 years and have had many calibers including the 3135 (predecessor to the 3235). A common theme of this story involves accuracy and precision. I judge a watch by its precision (and variance being a result of 5 positions, temperature and isochronism). I posted about a year ago hoping to find the fix to the issues plaguing the 3235 movement. My post at the time was to find a reason and solution to the issue. While there were many interesting replies, no long term fix was ever found. That was the case until now. Just a couple of days ago, I discovered the tons of documented issues with the 3235 movement. I’m disappointed to hear of all of the problems and feel like if I were to purchase a new piece with this movement, I would never fully trust it.
I recently read about issues with the 3235 movement and now I'm a bit nervous about this purchase since, as I mentioned, I plan on using this everyday for many years to come. My question is - how widespread is this issue and does . 3235 is aesthetically pleasing with an advanced escape wheel design and balance assembly but Is uninspiring in its two other design modifications. Remains to be seen whether the 3235 can match the reliability and longevity of its predecessor. Based on my pristine experience with the 3135 and satisfactory experience with the 3235 (even if hit and miss), I trust Rolex and I have no doubt the source of the problem can be found and addressed, eventually.The Rolex Caliber 3235. The Rolex Caliber 3235 was officially released at Baselworld 2015 and was first introduced inside the 39mm Pearlmaster. Since then, the movement is actively used in all of Rolex’s date variant watches, seeing that it is Rolex’s go-to movement.
In my current quest to trade my Kermit for either a vintage GMT or the inevitable modern 3235 Submariner, I stumbled upon this very interesting article detailing a watchmaker's perspective on the practical differences of the outgoing 3135 and the new 3235. There is a long-running thread on Rolex Forums concerning 32** movements. The gist of the problem seems to be 32** movements running at low amplitudes, tending to have degrading amplitudes and then tending to run slow, a problem which gets progressively worse. Rolex 3235 Accuracy Issue. So I've had my dj41 with the 3235 movement for about a year now and today something really strange happened. I put the watch on in the morning and verified the time was correct. About 5 hours later I checked the time and I noticed the watch was 1.5 hours behind.
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I have been collecting Rolex for over 20 years and have had many calibers including the 3135 (predecessor to the 3235). A common theme of this story involves accuracy and precision. I judge a watch by its precision (and variance being a result of 5 positions, temperature and isochronism).
I posted about a year ago hoping to find the fix to the issues plaguing the 3235 movement. My post at the time was to find a reason and solution to the issue. While there were many interesting replies, no long term fix was ever found. That was the case until now. Just a couple of days ago, I discovered the tons of documented issues with the 3235 movement. I’m disappointed to hear of all of the problems and feel like if I were to purchase a new piece with this movement, I would never fully trust it. I recently read about issues with the 3235 movement and now I'm a bit nervous about this purchase since, as I mentioned, I plan on using this everyday for many years to come. My question is - how widespread is this issue and does . 3235 is aesthetically pleasing with an advanced escape wheel design and balance assembly but Is uninspiring in its two other design modifications. Remains to be seen whether the 3235 can match the reliability and longevity of its predecessor.
Based on my pristine experience with the 3135 and satisfactory experience with the 3235 (even if hit and miss), I trust Rolex and I have no doubt the source of the problem can be found and addressed, eventually.The Rolex Caliber 3235. The Rolex Caliber 3235 was officially released at Baselworld 2015 and was first introduced inside the 39mm Pearlmaster. Since then, the movement is actively used in all of Rolex’s date variant watches, seeing that it is Rolex’s go-to movement. In my current quest to trade my Kermit for either a vintage GMT or the inevitable modern 3235 Submariner, I stumbled upon this very interesting article detailing a watchmaker's perspective on the practical differences of the outgoing 3135 and the new 3235. There is a long-running thread on Rolex Forums concerning 32** movements. The gist of the problem seems to be 32** movements running at low amplitudes, tending to have degrading amplitudes and then tending to run slow, a problem which gets progressively worse.
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