My watch when I first bought it was losing 17 seconds a day, I actually started a very similar thread about. Long story short, when I leave my watch in the crown down position overnight it doesn’t lose anytime at all. Leaving a automatic watch in different positions overnight will lose or gain different amounts of time.
To be honest it doesn’t bother me at all any more, I don’t even bother to set time when I wear it, Because I only wear it every now and again, and to avoid pulling the the crown in and out adjusting the time too many times, trying to minimise any damage to the movement. I'd rather have a watch that works that tells the wrong time than a watch that doesn’t work at all if that makes any sense, because of messing around with the crown too much. A watch winder would solve the problem I suppose.
Give it a go it worked go it worked for me.
Here’s the link to my thread there’s some really useful information. I started it when I knew nothing about replica watches, and what I did learn in a very short amount of time is in this thread.
https://www.repgeek.com/rolex/313616...ht=3135+losing
One guy started complaining about me replying in my own thread at one point, no one was forcing him to read it, some people!
If the link dont work the thread is called, 3135 losing 17 seconds in 24 hours, on Repgeek.
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