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sgt10p · 15 February 2024, 05:11 PM

After a 10 year hiatus I have returned to Rolex and the 'sickness' that is buying watches. I have worn my 126610LV aka Starbucks for a month now, only removing it to shower. The watch keeps perfect time.

I am a keen road cyclist and regularly spend 5 hours in the saddle avoiding the potholes in the UK. I have found that over that period of time the watch looses 2 seconds, it's position being 12 o'clock down. This is easily compensated for by placing the watch 'Dial Up' overnight where it gains 2 seconds and back to perfect time. Unbelievable!

Just wanted to share.

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15 February 2024, 05:11 PM	#1
sgt10p "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Real Name: Pete Location: Hoylake, UK Watch: 126610LV Posts: 227	Time Keeping & Cycling After a 10 year hiatus I have returned to Rolex and the 'sickness' that is buying watches. I have worn my 126610LV aka Starbucks for a month now, only removing it to shower. The watch keeps perfect time. I am a keen road cyclist and regularly spend 5 hours in the saddle avoiding the potholes in the UK. I have found that over that period of time the watch looses 2 seconds, it's position being 12 o'clock down. This is easily compensated for by placing the watch 'Dial Up' overnight where it gains 2 seconds and back to perfect time. Unbelievable! Just wanted to share. Sent from my Pixel 8 using Tapatalk

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