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DaveInLA · 6 April 2009, 02:39 PM

The reason I ask is because the stuff I've read is all over the place with the answer to this question.

47 hours
http://www.oysterworld.de/5513vs14060.htm

42 hours
http://www.omegarolex.com/details/3130.html

50 hours
http://myfavoritewatches.com/

I've read other stuff saying 48-50 hours and still others saying 44 hours.

I think I'm having trouble with my Explorer's PR right now, but even when things were good, I never got more than 45 hours. My Sub-date (3135) seems to get ~48 hrs. Is there a definitive line on what the 3130's PR should be?

6 April 2009, 02:39 PM	#1
DaveInLA "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: California Posts: 336	What's the power reserve on the 3130 no-date movement? The reason I ask is because the stuff I've read is all over the place with the answer to this question. 47 hours http://www.oysterworld.de/5513vs14060.htm 42 hours http://www.omegarolex.com/details/3130.html 50 hours http://myfavoritewatches.com/ I've read other stuff saying 48-50 hours and still others saying 44 hours. I think I'm having trouble with my Explorer's PR right now, but even when things were good, I never got more than 45 hours. My Sub-date (3135) seems to get ~48 hrs. Is there a definitive line on what the 3130's PR should be? __________________ Explorer I 114270 Z-serial Submariner-date 16610 M-serial

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