How long must a Rolex perpetual be worn to wind it up?
My wife's new Rolex Datejust loses time and stops unless she manually winds it up each day.
For the first few days it was OK but then it began to lose time. She wears it for about 8 hours a day - is that enough?
Is this unusual or has anyone had this problem?
How low should she wear it to be perpetual?
Hiya mate, sounds like you`ve bought a mickey mouse one, as they will work almost all the time, is it a real Rolex ?, colin
colin bennett
April 2010
i have a rolex perpetual i only had to wind it every other day but be careful because mine has stopped working and wont work by winding up or shaking it
craig corner
June 2009
I can answer this question...
How long must a Rolex perpetual be worn to wind it up?
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