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Old 24 March 2017, 09:24 PM   #10
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IMHO the only thing that may be better in the cal 3235 over 3135 is the ball bearing winding rotor and perhaps the extra few hours of power-reserve by using a thinner walled spring-barrel.Would doubt if its going to any more accurate or reliable, as the rest of the Rolex movements, as how its regulated is one of the main factors of any movement.
What about the magnetic resistance? IMO that's been one of the key things driving me to the Master Co-Axial stuff from Omega over Rolex lately.
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