Pelagos problem

[friesframe]

All, I have my second Pelagos (now blue) and both have exhibited the same problem. I am already thinking it's me but would love your thoughts.
I wore both all day long doing some very active things (playing tennis and working out at the gym). Both stopped working during the night. I sent the black one to Rolex service and followed up with the tech rep and found they cleaned the works and returned it. Haven't used it since I purchased the blue one. I now wear that one every day all day. Low and behold it did the same thing...quit working during the night. I decided to wind it as I set it down and this time it quit in the morning at 6:15. I wear it on my left wrist being right handed and all I can guess is that I am not active enough to get it to wind. But then why did it quit when I wound it???? Two watches...both new, both showed no reserve power capabilities during the night. I did call Rolex again and of course they want the watch but 6 plus weeks to turn it around!!!

[aguila9]

That sounds like the watch, unless there is something missing from the story. Which I doubt of course.

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[friesframe]

I just wound the watch a full 30 times. We'll see how it does tonight.

[Dan Pierce]

That's strange, especially for both. My Blue Pelagos goes over the 72 power reserve after being worn for a weekend.
dP

[Onikage]

The older Pelagos had an ETA 2824 movement. You'd have a hard time stopping one of those with most activities.

[Megalobyte]

Wind it 70 turns from stopped. Then see how long it runs.

[Ihatecheese]

They is odd. I also am quite active and have owned both blue Pelagos and LHD with the newer movements. No stops but both ran quite fast. Perhaps v bad luck or odd wrist motion. Saying that I take off automatic watches for sports like that when I remember. My wrist is far more comfortable wearing something lighter like a Casio or Garmin.