14060M (3130) +5s/day right after being serviced

[brandrea]

And here I thought mine needed a new battery

[Andad]

Batteries are for hearing aids Brian.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Andad

Batteries are for hearing aids Brian.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by brandrea

And here I thought mine needed a new battery

It's ok Brian, your auto-only Seiko SKX movement has the Magic Lever so doesn't need manual winding

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

It's ok Brian, your auto-only Seiko SKX movement has the Magic Lever so doesn't need manual winding

You know I really love that watch.

When I first got it, I thought about changing the movement to a NH36 so I could manually wind …

I’m glad I left it alone


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[padi56]

Originally Posted by TomWambsgans

Just got my beloved Sub back from service and it's still running about five seconds fast. I am not terribly bothered by this but thought I'd ask: Is this reasonable performance for this model? I can't seem to find an authoritative 3130 spec online.

It's a 2004 14060M.

Any advice appreciated.


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There are far more important things in life than worrying and fretting over 5 seconds out of 86400 seconds in a day your watch is fine.Just wear and enjoy wearing your watch for the next 20 plus years in good health now that's far more important.

[TuRo]

Mods.....Steve, Adam etc....any chance you can extricate me from this thread - it's frankly doing my bonce in ! I'll buy you a nice donut if so ;-)

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by TuRo

Mods.....Steve, Adam etc....any chance you can extricate me from this thread - it's frankly doing my bonce in ! I'll buy you a nice donut if so ;-)

No, but I'll belatedly shift this thread over to Rolex General Discussion as it doesn't really belong in Vintage.