Is this normal or is my watch broken?

[Ray_Watches]

'automatic' watches are wind by the rotor not the button,
thus 'jerking' or 'shaking' the watch will jump start it.

Bro, logical if it is a common thing in the all automatic watches.. but problem seems to be with some rolex watches?

is there a more convincing answer thats able to "zip" me up and accept it as a fact?

because as mention not all rolexes face this prob.

Thank you

[A S]

Bro, logical if it is a common thing in the all automatic watches.. but problem seems to be with some rolex watches?

is there a more convincing answer thats able to "zip" me up and accept it as a fact?

because as mention not all rolexes face this prob.

Thank you

erm . . . 1-'some' dun come with rotor?! (selfwinding/older model)
2-'oil-dry' in need of servicing?
3-diff model=diff power reserve?
4- . . .
i tried, best i can come up with.

[Ray_Watches]

erm . . . 1-'some' dun come with rotor?! (selfwinding/older model)
2-'oil-dry' in need of servicing?
3-diff model=diff power reserve?
4- . . .
i tried, best i can come up with.

Bro,

i agree with point number 2.. which means watch need some sort of servicing instead of being just ok or normal.....

[shlim8]

Huh ? In that case, my gmt2 was male before it went to Rolex center for a "service", then it became female..... wah... they changed the sex of my watch !!

Seriously, after servicing the watch would start up after winding a number of times now. It used to require some additional help. I had assumed that the movement needed some servicing and change of oil.

Not sure why it's happening on newer watches too !

my one lagi jialat.. sometimes male sometimes female..