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However, as the title states, the second hand gets stuck sometimes and I have to give it a whack to get it moving again. I know it's not low battery and I'm familiar with the .
Rolex Forums - Rolex Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex WatchTech: Rolex Second Hand Stuck; Winding makes it go Backwards!! Help! However, as the title states, the second hand gets stuck sometimes and I have to give it a whack to get it moving again. I know it's not low battery and I'm familiar with the manual second hand setting, and the second hand moves just fine when in this mode. Rolex Forums - Rolex Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex WatchTech: Rolex Second Hand Stuck; Winding makes it go Backwards!! Help!
I know that it won't tick exactly on the markers. However my second hand is acting extremely erratic. It will tick forward, slightly backward then forward to the next mark. It's like it over ticks at first then tries to correct itself.
I have been wearing my Datejust for about 3 years, the second hand just stopped working today, ugh! It stays in the same place and just pulsates. Not sure what is happening with it. That sounds absolutely normal. The crown issue is to do with the gearing, turn it in the opposite direction first and then slowly pull it out. Regarding the second hands, make sure you wind it more than 25 full turns, and the second hand will start to work My submariner is having this problem, the age of the watch is around 3 yrs old and bought brand new. When I pulled out the triple lock crown for time changed, I realized the seconds hand are still moving and I am able to change my time.
A Rolex Datejust 1601 which arrived after shipment was found to be working but the seconds hand was not moving. Hour and minute hands are moving. On asking the watchmaker, he said that sometimes during shipment fly wheel gets unaligned which may cause this. Hi! My husband got me this datejust for my birthday two years ago and recently, the seconds hand has not been moving when I wind the watch after not wearing it for a while. I’ll have to shake the watch around a bit for it to start moving. Once it starts to move, it’s fine.
If it's a non hacking movement (watch doesn't stop when you pull the crown all the way out), you can get the second hand to move backwards by holding the crown when all the way out. Paul Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.
One sign of improper maintenance is the presence of a stalled second hand. Typically, the reason for this is that the watch has run out of energy, either from the quartz battery or an unwound mainspring. However, as the title states, the second hand gets stuck sometimes and I have to give it a whack to get it moving again. I know it's not low battery and I'm familiar with the manual second hand setting, and the second hand moves just fine when in this mode. Rolex Forums - Rolex Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex WatchTech: Rolex Second Hand Stuck; Winding makes it go Backwards!! Help! I know that it won't tick exactly on the markers. However my second hand is acting extremely erratic. It will tick forward, slightly backward then forward to the next mark. It's like it over ticks at first then tries to correct itself.
I have been wearing my Datejust for about 3 years, the second hand just stopped working today, ugh! It stays in the same place and just pulsates. Not sure what is happening with it.
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That sounds absolutely normal. The crown issue is to do with the gearing, turn it in the opposite direction first and then slowly pull it out. Regarding the second hands, make sure you wind it more than 25 full turns, and the second hand will start to work
My submariner is having this problem, the age of the watch is around 3 yrs old and bought brand new. When I pulled out the triple lock crown for time changed, I realized the seconds hand are still moving and I am able to change my time. A Rolex Datejust 1601 which arrived after shipment was found to be working but the seconds hand was not moving. Hour and minute hands are moving. On asking the watchmaker, he said that sometimes during shipment fly wheel gets unaligned which may cause this. Hi! My husband got me this datejust for my birthday two years ago and recently, the seconds hand has not been moving when I wind the watch after not wearing it for a while. I’ll have to shake the watch around a bit for it to start moving. Once it starts to move, it’s fine.
If it's a non hacking movement (watch doesn't stop when you pull the crown all the way out), you can get the second hand to move backwards by holding the crown when all the way out. Paul Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.
Second hand stops, a tap gets it moving again, any way to fix?
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