Power Reserve

[aw9nineteen]

Can someone help me and tell me what the power reserve is on a Submariner?

Thank you


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[doboy007]

Originally Posted by aw9nineteen

Can someone help me and tell me what the power reserve is on a Submariner?

Thank you


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Which one (ref #)? And have you tried googling?

[KathleenL]

It's amazing the information you can find out about a Rolex watch on the Rolex website.

Power reserve is approximately 70 hours.

[doboy007]

Originally Posted by KathleenL

It's amazing the information you can find out about a Rolex watch on the Rolex website.

Power reserve is approximately 70 hours.

That’s for the 12 series. He may have 11 series or older. I’m assuming he has an older model, otherwise he should be able to find the info easily on Rolex website.

[KathleenL]

I think the older Submariners have a 48-hour power reserve.

[BayAreaTech]

Do you find yourself running out of power / winding? If you wear every day, no issue.

[aw9nineteen]

Sheesh. I checked the site but definitely missed it. I’ll check again to confirm. I have the most recent. I didn’t think they published that number so I hadn’t thoroughly checked.


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[KathleenL]

Originally Posted by aw9nineteen

Sheesh. I checked the site but definitely missed it. I’ll check again to confirm. I have the most recent. I didn’t think they published that number so I hadn’t thoroughly checked.


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You ‘ll find it in the brochure and/or user guide.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by aw9nineteen

Can someone help me and tell me what the power reserve is on a Submariner?

Thank you


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On 14060M, 16610, with 31 series movements approx 48 hours give or take a hour or so both ways thats on a full manual wind first.On the 116610 with say the 32 series movement again on a full manual wind first, approx 70 hours give or take a hour or so both ways.