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Those who say their rolex is stone cold silent when shaken, and those who say a light click click noise is normal when rolling the watch on the wrist (in a quiet environment). My . The rotor axle is definitely the "achilles heel" of Rolex automatic movements. You might want to try holding watch with the case parallel to the ground and shake it up & down a .

I have seen a few post lately on "Noise when Shaking my Watch" issues, and it always seems to be a Rotor Issue. These particular issues are fairly easy to remedy at home, if this is the only .I purchased a GMT (Batgirl) about a year ago. I recently noticed there is a rattling sound when you hold it close to your ear and gently move around. Almost sounds like something is lose. . Good evening all, I discovered last weekend the rotor on my 16710 (2004 watch) making a slight noise. I somehow didn't hear it for the couple weeks I've worn it and . I noticed that when I shake my GMT Master II (16710) there is a vibration that kind of feels like a phone ringing on vibrate. After a few searches online, it looks like the Rotor Axel .

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So it begs the question.why? It sounds almost like a step in the wrong direction, aside from the 70-hour reserve. I’ve always found the appeal of a Rolex to be their vault like .Watch a collection of the best points from the Shanghai Rolex Masters doubles final. Those who say their rolex is stone cold silent when shaken, and those who say a light click click noise is normal when rolling the watch on the wrist (in a quiet environment). My brand new (20 day old) sub 114060 makes a a quiet click sound when rolled on the wrist.

I can hear the rotor on a few of my watches, but the room has to be pretty much dead silent and I have to be REALLY listening for it.and that includes watches with titanium cases, which seem noisier, to my ear. According to Christopher Ward, it's not a coincidence that they chose titanium for the case of the Bel Canto. The rotor axle is definitely the "achilles heel" of Rolex automatic movements. You might want to try holding watch with the case parallel to the ground and shake it up & down a bit. If you can feel/hear the rotor flopping around. well, that's not good.

I have owned a dozen Rolex over the years. Never heard any rotor noise. Never. Now with a DJ41, 3235 movement, I can hear a distinct rotor noise. Anyone else hear it? Does a noisy rotor indicate a potential problem like lack of lubricant? Thanks.

I noticed this rattle and clicking noise in my 3 month SubC. Went to the AD, played with another Sub and heard the same noise. Now I can only hear the rattle when holding the watches right next to my ear. The noise is most prevalent when the watch is in vertical position and shaken sideways with short rapid strokes. I have seen a few post lately on "Noise when Shaking my Watch" issues, and it always seems to be a Rotor Issue. These particular issues are fairly easy to remedy at home, if this is the only problem, and if you can open the back of your watch.

I brought it to watchmaker. He actually showed me multiple watches (Omega, Rolex, Ulysse Nardin) that he had on his desk. All had vibration noise of varying degree. Among these, Rolex is the least noisy, but still there. Omega . I purchased a GMT (Batgirl) about a year ago. I recently noticed there is a rattling sound when you hold it close to your ear and gently move around. Almost sounds like something is lose. It’s very possible it has always been this way. My Submariner does not do this.

The rotor was whirling away and making a rather loud scraping noise. I've never been one to shake my watch to wind it, but I've never noticed this sound from my GMT, Omega or IWC. It's like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. Has anyone with a SD43 noticed this? Or any other Rolex/ automatic watch? Good evening all, I discovered last weekend the rotor on my 16710 (2004 watch) making a slight noise. I somehow didn't hear it for the couple weeks I've worn it and operationally it's been fine and keeping good time.

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Those who say their rolex is stone cold silent when shaken, and those who say a light click click noise is normal when rolling the watch on the wrist (in a quiet environment). My brand new (20 day old) sub 114060 makes a a quiet click sound when rolled on the wrist. I can hear the rotor on a few of my watches, but the room has to be pretty much dead silent and I have to be REALLY listening for it.and that includes watches with titanium cases, which seem noisier, to my ear. According to Christopher Ward, it's not a coincidence that they chose titanium for the case of the Bel Canto. The rotor axle is definitely the "achilles heel" of Rolex automatic movements. You might want to try holding watch with the case parallel to the ground and shake it up & down a bit. If you can feel/hear the rotor flopping around. well, that's not good. I have owned a dozen Rolex over the years. Never heard any rotor noise. Never. Now with a DJ41, 3235 movement, I can hear a distinct rotor noise. Anyone else hear it? Does a noisy rotor indicate a potential problem like lack of lubricant? Thanks.

I noticed this rattle and clicking noise in my 3 month SubC. Went to the AD, played with another Sub and heard the same noise. Now I can only hear the rattle when holding the watches right next to my ear. The noise is most prevalent when the watch is in vertical position and shaken sideways with short rapid strokes. I have seen a few post lately on "Noise when Shaking my Watch" issues, and it always seems to be a Rotor Issue. These particular issues are fairly easy to remedy at home, if this is the only problem, and if you can open the back of your watch. I brought it to watchmaker. He actually showed me multiple watches (Omega, Rolex, Ulysse Nardin) that he had on his desk. All had vibration noise of varying degree. Among these, Rolex is the least noisy, but still there. Omega . I purchased a GMT (Batgirl) about a year ago. I recently noticed there is a rattling sound when you hold it close to your ear and gently move around. Almost sounds like something is lose. It’s very possible it has always been this way. My Submariner does not do this.

The rotor was whirling away and making a rather loud scraping noise. I've never been one to shake my watch to wind it, but I've never noticed this sound from my GMT, Omega or IWC. It's like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. Has anyone with a SD43 noticed this? Or any other Rolex/ automatic watch?

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