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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:39 pm 
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I never would have believed it if I didn't witness it myself. I started timing my newly acquired Sub about 10 days ago. I've been checking it daily and it's still accurate to the second. That's right. It hasn't gained or lost 1 second in the last 10 days. Amazing!! :bow:

No matter what time it is when I check, it's dead on. I've been wearing it every day during waking hours and off during sleep. There's no particular way I put it down. It's usually on it's side -- crown up or down depending on how I'm holding it after I take it off -- it's random.


All my other watches are within COSC standards, usually gaining a couple of seconds a day. I never expected the sub to be so accurate and it's very rare that I time my watches -- now I just want to see how long this will last. Oh well, I guess I have to keep on wearing it. :lol:

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:23 pm 
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The Rolexes I've had, and the one I still have, tend to be better regulated when they get to me than other brands. But, I've had some Breitlings that ran spot on as well. Rolex must be a bit more anal about QC.

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sharkman wrote:
Rolex must be a bit more anal about QC.


hey....theyre rolex!

in all seriousness i hope theyre SUPER anal about QC. just means we are getting the best of what they can offer.


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No doubt... indeed they are pretty accurate to say the least considering they're mechanical watches...

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I didn't know they could be SO accurate :-)


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That is superb accuracy. On a par with SuperQuartz.

My Sub C gains about three seconds a week and I am very happy with that.

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That's very interesting and nice to hear, I had no idea a mechanical watch could be that accurate. Gad you like it :wink:

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This seems to be a common story.

My Sub C (last set on 2 October when daylight saving time kicked in here) has lost only 20 seconds in more than 5 weeks.

It seems to be even more accurate when I wear it every day rather than leaving it on the winder.


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