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214270Explorer · 6 January 2021, 01:57 AM

The perception that a watch only runs fast when magnetized is a proven fallacy.
Mostly they do run fast due to springs sticking from being magnetized, but most modern watches have non-magnetic springs.
There are other movement issues with magnetism that CAN cause timing to be slow.
You could check for a suspect magnetized watch by using a compass or a phone app.

And as always - Rolex will address it under warranty. I suspect that there is a movement [lube?] issue that has nothing to do with magnetism.

6 January 2021, 01:57 AM	#16
214270Explorer "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: United States Watch: me buy Watches Posts: 3,955	The perception that a watch only runs fast when magnetized is a proven fallacy. Mostly they do run fast due to springs sticking from being magnetized, but most modern watches have non-magnetic springs. There are other movement issues with magnetism that CAN cause timing to be slow. You could check for a suspect magnetized watch by using a compass or a phone app. And as always - Rolex will address it under warranty. I suspect that there is a movement [lube?] issue that has nothing to do with magnetism. __________________ “The display of actual intelligence terrifies much of mankind” Rolex "some" Tudor "some" Damasko "some" Misc Pieces "some" Marathon "some" GS Spring Drive "some" Hamilton "some" Findeisen "some"

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