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astcell · 2 September 2007, 11:10 PM

I have an idea. Anyone game?

Pick a Rolex and wear it for the next month as you usually do. If you use a winder, lay it down in different ways, or almost let the power reserve drain and then wind by hand, just wear it as normal.

Now here on this page post the time and date that you coordinated the time with a time server. Check back here in 30 days and see how far off you are.

20 seconds? 20 minutes? Do no adjusting, just post here that you are starting and then in 30 days you can come back, edit the post and insert the difference. It will be interesting to see how far off we are.

Watch: Rolex TT GMTII Anniversary edition, purchased December 2006.

Starting time: September 2, 2007, 6:10:35pm, Tajikistan time. Perfect sync.

Ending time:

Time gained or lost:

2 September 2007, 11:10 PM	#1
astcell "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Real Name: Robert Location: Angelus Oaks, CA Watch: 116713 Posts: 6,828	Rolex accuracy check thread I have an idea. Anyone game? Pick a Rolex and wear it for the next month as you usually do. If you use a winder, lay it down in different ways, or almost let the power reserve drain and then wind by hand, just wear it as normal. Now here on this page post the time and date that you coordinated the time with a time server. Check back here in 30 days and see how far off you are. 20 seconds? 20 minutes? Do no adjusting, just post here that you are starting and then in 30 days you can come back, edit the post and insert the difference. It will be interesting to see how far off we are. Watch: Rolex TT GMTII Anniversary edition, purchased December 2006. Starting time: September 2, 2007, 6:10:35pm, Tajikistan time. Perfect sync. Ending time: Time gained or lost:

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