How does your Rolex sleep?

[DevinH]

There seems to be no "wrong way" to put your Rolex down for the night. I am just wondering how everyone does it. I have been sleeping with mine on and I seem to lose 2 seconds a day. which I know is fairly normal.

[kamilof]

Originally Posted by DevinH

There seems to be no "wrong way" to put your Rolex down for the night. I am just wondering how everyone does it. I have been sleeping with mine on and I seem to lose 2 seconds a day. which I know is fairly normal.

My Explorer sleeps facing up to gain back at least 2 seconds (it tends to lose 1/2 seconds during the day when I'm wearing it) - Below are old ROLEX recommendations, including "simple regulating" tips

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I sleep with it on my wrist. Its the 1st thing in bed before the wife lol

[1210tech]

Like this every night

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by kamilof

My Explorer sleeps facing up to gain back at least 2 seconds (it tends to lose 1/2 seconds during the day when I'm wearing it) - Below are old ROLEX recommendations, including "simple regulating" tips

Awesome!!! Great info. Thank you!

[daytonaTBR]

On my wrist

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by Aw15

On my wrist

I wear mine to bed too. I was wondering how most put theirs down since there is a million different opinions on how a Rolex should be put down.

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by 1210tech

Like this every night

That is pretty damn awesome.

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by 1210tech

Like this every night

Cool stand!

Love your storm trooper watch too!

[ajas]

On my wrist.

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[Abdullasaif]

Originally Posted by DevinH

I wear mine to bed too. I was wondering how most put theirs down since there is a million different opinions on how a Rolex should be put down.

weird i never slept with one on do you wear it loose or snug

[WAK4]

On my dresser at the end of the day before bed, often face up, sometimes face down. No real reason for which one. Then it's either back on the wrist in the morning, or onto a winder when I take something else out to wear.

[Mrkamir9]

I use to take it off and put in the box, now I just sleep with it on....wife gets jealous 😏


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[TheVTCGuy]

Not very well, sometimes I have to sing and gently rock it to make it drowsy. When that doesn't work, Unisom does the trick.

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Not very well, sometimes I have to sing and gently rock it to make it drowsy. When that doesn't work, Unisom does the trick.

Hahaha. Unisom works great.

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by Abdullasaif

weird i never slept with one on do you wear it loose or snug

Same as I do all day. Snug. I feel naked without a watch on my wrist.

[cop414]

I've been "positional regulating" lately so either dial up or crown up depending if I need to loose or gain time. Dial up gains about .75 seconds overnight and crown up looses about the same amount of time. I've gove over 100 days doing this and at the end my Sub was off by an entire second. Here's a current Watchtracker screenshot, 20 days and off by .3 seconds.

[watchwatcher]

If it runs a little fast, crown down. A little slow, crown up.

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by cop414

I've been "positional regulating" lately so either dial up or crown up depending if I need to loose or gain time. Dial up gains about .75 seconds overnight and crown up looses about the same amount of time. I've gove over 100 days doing this and at the end my Sub was off by an entire second. Here's a current Watchtracker screenshot, 20 days and off by .3 seconds.

I might have to get that app. Looks good. I need to gain a couple seconds so I think I will lay it face up tonight.

[DevinH]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

If it runs a little fast, crown down. A little slow, crown up.

Forgive my ignorance. But crown up would be with watch on its back. Correct? If I wanted to gain seconds.

[MonBK]

It doesn't, it runs 24 Hr's a day.

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Not very well, sometimes I have to sing and gently rock it to make it drowsy. When that doesn't work, Unisom does the trick.

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[Dan Pierce]

Mine sleeps like a baby, cries all night and wakes up with s#it in it's pants.
dP

[JRT]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

If it runs a little fast, crown down. A little slow, crown up.

x2.

[ref1655]

if it is wound for normal day-to-day wear/usage...a Rolex never sleeps.

[anothernewphone]

Mine stays right here on my wrist.

[Porter]

Normally crown up!
Remember many years ago with my ex-girlfriend sleeping at night and was wearing my watch (Tissot) and she woke me up very angry with some blood on her face because I hit her just turning round on the bed!!! Since then I never sleep wearing a watch.

[JohnLT]

with my wife

[FrankNYC]

I take out the one out that I'll be wearing for the next week or two; the rest are inside old socks in the back of the drawer--just in case the house is broken into.

[masyv6]

Originally Posted by Aw15

On my wrist

Same here. I guess it doesn't ever really sleep because I hardly ever take it off.