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Castor · 5 December 2015, 04:59 PM

I've been wondering how accurate is my Explorer (216570). Over the last three months I've been keeping tabs on it. It's been a near constant 1.5 seconds per day. Not shabby at all!
It hardly ever leaves my wrist and it seems that the more consistently I wear it, the more accurate and reliable it becomes. For a while, as a bit of an experiment, I wore it inconsistently (but never to where the power reserve ran out and the watch actually stopped) and its accuracy and consistency varied fairly wildly- up to +5 seconds/day.
Just one of the fun things of wearing a Rolex I suppose.

5 December 2015, 04:59 PM	#1
Castor "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Real Name: Trevor Location: Canada Watch: Polar Explorer II Posts: 1,231	Not bad... I've been wondering how accurate is my Explorer (216570). Over the last three months I've been keeping tabs on it. It's been a near constant 1.5 seconds per day. Not shabby at all! It hardly ever leaves my wrist and it seems that the more consistently I wear it, the more accurate and reliable it becomes. For a while, as a bit of an experiment, I wore it inconsistently (but never to where the power reserve ran out and the watch actually stopped) and its accuracy and consistency varied fairly wildly- up to +5 seconds/day. Just one of the fun things of wearing a Rolex I suppose.

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