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Annan · 14 September 2018, 11:38 PM

When new a year ago my DJ41 (126333) was -2s/day out of the box with 24/7 wear. Leaving it dial up overnight helped it gain that back. Over about 6 months it drifted to -4s/day and dial up had little effect, maybe a 1 second gain.

I had it regulated by a watchmaker at an AD two months ago (quite a distance away). To my amazement it was +/- 0s/day worn 24/7. That lasted about two weeks. Now it has drifted back to -4 s/day again. Dial up overnight once again seems to have no effect. I can live with -4 if it's consistent but am monitoring to see if it gets worse.

I find it odd that after regulation it drifted so much. There have been no shocks, drops, etc. to do any damage. Could I possibly have a movement issue that needs to be checked under warranty?

14 September 2018, 11:38 PM	#1
Annan "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Real Name: Ron Location: Arizona, USA Watch: 116233 Posts: 3,180	DJ41 Accuracy When new a year ago my DJ41 (126333) was -2s/day out of the box with 24/7 wear. Leaving it dial up overnight helped it gain that back. Over about 6 months it drifted to -4s/day and dial up had little effect, maybe a 1 second gain. I had it regulated by a watchmaker at an AD two months ago (quite a distance away). To my amazement it was +/- 0s/day worn 24/7. That lasted about two weeks. Now it has drifted back to -4 s/day again. Dial up overnight once again seems to have no effect. I can live with -4 if it's consistent but am monitoring to see if it gets worse. I find it odd that after regulation it drifted so much. There have been no shocks, drops, etc. to do any damage. Could I possibly have a movement issue that needs to be checked under warranty? __________________ *so many Rolexes.....so little time*

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