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I Have a question, I had my 3824 sitting on the armrest on my chair, when I got up my daughter sat in the chair and of course she sent the watch flying on to the carpeted floor. I have checked the watch over the past week and a half and it is now running fast. I am sure that it is because of it falling off of the chair but the gains are odd
+ 3.5/3.5 second gain
+ 9/5.5 second gain
+ 11/2 second gain
+ 14.5/ 3.5 second gain
I know this falls within Rolex’s specs of +6/-4 seconds per day but after having my watch settle down to +1 second every 2 to 3 days I am a little more than disappointed
that it is now out by this much. I guess the only way to get it back to where it was it to have it regulated by my watchmaker. But I don’t understand the fluctuations in the daily gains in time. Will it settle down again? Can I get some help from any automatic experts out there? I am pretty sure one of the first comments will be “don’t leave your watches on the armrest of your chair again”…lol Any help would be appreciated. :thumbup1:
+ 3.5/3.5 second gain
+ 9/5.5 second gain
+ 11/2 second gain
+ 14.5/ 3.5 second gain
I know this falls within Rolex’s specs of +6/-4 seconds per day but after having my watch settle down to +1 second every 2 to 3 days I am a little more than disappointed