How accurate is your Rolex ?

[joe stout]

I have had this GMT2 about 10 days now and when it arrived I set it to an ipad app called world time, has local time too and i suppose its accurate any how I synced the second hands, 10 days later my GMT looks to be trailing by 2 seconds.
good luck

[J.jun]

I think this has been covered before but I'll give my input!

Mine is about +2 secs per day depending on activity. Well within COSC standards and on a personal note, I prefer watches faster rather than slower. ^_^

[scarab007]

It happens. Have fun with your watch, don't take it so seriously.

[esm]

Never bothered to check the accuracy. I have never been late for train/meeting/flight though.

[beshannon]

Both run within COSC spec

[gmtm2]

my gmt ii c is 0,5 sec slow per day... i'm so happy!!

[Passionata]

Less than a second per day


Best
George

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[Dr. Robert]

Not as accurate as my G-shock.......but better looking.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by joe stout

I have had this GMT2 about 10 days now and when it arrived I set it to an ipad app called world time, has local time too and i suppose its accurate any how I synced the second hands, 10 days later my GMT looks to be trailing by 2 seconds.
good luck

All my Rolex are accurate enough for me, as my life is not run to the exact second. So a few seconds either way out of 86400 seconds in a day will do for me, might check once in while if a minute or so either way will re-set.

[Micha]

Originally Posted by padi56

All my Rolex are accurate enough for me, as my life is not run to the exact second. So a few seconds either way out of 86400 seconds in a day will do for me, might check once in while if a minute or so either way will re-set.

could not agree more!!!!!!!!

[Browner]

Can I measure and set my sub by the time on the site?

[77T]

Originally Posted by padi56

All my Rolex are accurate enough for me, as my life is not run to the exact second. So a few seconds either way out of 86400 seconds in a day will do for me, might check once in while if a minute or so either way will re-set.

Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
Five hundred twenty-five thousand moments so dear
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
How do you measure, measure a year?

As I look down at my Rolex, or Omega, or Zenith, or Ball, etc...all I recall is thinking, "Jeez, is it _______o'clock already?"

[rolio]

Very. It just got back from the RSC

[jatco]

Originally Posted by padi56

All my Rolex are accurate enough for me, as my life is not run to the exact second. So a few seconds either way out of 86400 seconds in a day will do for me, might check once in while if a minute or so either way will re-set.

Ditto to that as well..!

[RGonzalez328]

I wear my watch 2 days out of the week so I guess I'll never know!

[mjclark32]

+2-5ish

[joe stout]

Well usually i wear one watch 24/7 and if its a good one set it twice a year {Daylite savings Time} kinda interesting to see the differnce.
good luck

[Kobin]

A few seconds here and there. Don't really pay attention.

[ming the merciless]

My old ( 1986 ) sub is good, gains about 5 secs a day. My other two aren't so good the oyster perpetual date from 2009 gains about 10 secs a day and my 18 month old datejust turn-o-graph gains about the same. I'm thinking of sending the Thunderbird back to the makers to be regulated under warranty.

[Tris929]

My GMT IIc gains 0.5 secs a day and loses that at night (crown up) I think the point is that for a mechanical watch, that ain't bad.

[SPACE-DWELLER]

My Daytona 116520 is .5 seconds plus a day.

The Explorer II 216570 is 1 second plus a day.

My Sub 14060M is running minus 2 a day.

[mmmk604]

LOL my G-shock is spot on too...amazing

[warren G.]

about +2/3 sec a day.

[Chopped54]

My Daytona is ridiculously accurate for a Rolex.
The rest are still within COSC specs.

[Lagunatic]

-2 seconds every 24 hours

[Castor]

There seems to be a minor obsession around here with G-Shocks (positive and negative). I doubt I've ever actually seen one (or actually known it was a G-Shock), what's the deal with them?

[AmbSteve]

Originally Posted by Castor

There seems to be a minor obsession around here with G-Shocks (positive and negative). I doubt I've ever actually seen one (or actually known it was a G-Shock), what's the deal with them?

That's the most common watch I see on people's wrists (obviously not on here though). My boss even wears one

[ilovethiscity]

absolutely nothing to worry about had my GMT2 12 days and has gained about 5 seconds as everyone has said well within COSC specs!

Enjoy it

[rocket-roy]

Originally Posted by joe stout

I have had this GMT2 about 10 days now and when it arrived I set it to an ipad app called world time, has local time too and i suppose its accurate any how I synced the second hands, 10 days later my GMT looks to be trailing by 2 seconds.
good luck

Rolex may run well with COSC spec but in terms of accuracy, it certainly lags behind all the Omegas and Breitlings I have had in terms of accuracy. Still my favourite watch though.

Use your ipad for accuracy and enjoy your new iconic jewellery.

[brkanand]

+2 Seconds/day or around that.