+1 second after 3 weeks. Rolex 3235.

[DJMC]

Just thought I'd check how the new DJ41 is doing and was amazed that it's just 1 second fast after three weeks (tomorrow).

I guess I struck lucky!

[Paul Drawmer]

impressive!

[bobbybee]

Impressive, I've always found Rolex movements to be reliable and good time keepers. Obviously I can't say for all of them, just the ones I have owned.

Currently I have a DJ-36 with the 3135, the last time is was set was when the clocks went forward 26/03. It's gained 45 seconds, or 0.238 daily.

Not 100% accurate, but I think it'll do

[UnclePat]

^^^^^ Bored in work, I make that to be 99.9997% accuracy – assuming it’s just 45 seconds out of whack with the approximate 15,379,200 seconds that have passed since the watch was last set 178 days ago.

Not too shabby for a bunch of springs, cogs & screws!

[davek_964]

I've been less impressed with mine (Daytona). It's not bad, but definitely gains a minute or two over the period of a month or two. My Breguet is much much more accurate.

[cbmotorsport]

Have it regulated?

[fausTVR]

My Sub Anniversary ran for the first six months or so when new, on the time signal, then the heat of summer saw it gain 1.5 secs a day from then on. Incredible!