Sekundviser 5513

[Jphilt]

Hej.

Er det normalt at sekundviseren fortsætter når kronen trækkes helt ud?
Uret er et 5513 fra 1967/1968

VH
Philip

[stig01]

Hej Phillip

Ja det er helt normalt at den drøner rundt når kronen trækkes ud. Prøv at google dit emne....søg og du skal finde.

[Jphilt]

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[stig01]

jphilt Skrev:Hej.

Er det normalt at sekundviseren fortsætter når kronen trækkes helt ud?
Uret er et 5513 fra 1967/1968

VH
Philip

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The reference 5513 was introduced in 1962, and replaced the reference 5508. The 5513 was produced from 1962 through June or so of 1990, which must be

one of the longest continually produced references in Rolex history. The reference 5513 used calibers 1520 and 1530. Curiously, the caliber 1530 was used

in both the 5513 and 5512 calibers for a time. The 5512 carried the C.O.S.C. certification while the 5513 using the same caliber did not have the chronometer

certification. Today, the 5513 is one of the most collectable Submariners, and while it is still accessably priced, market prices have almost doubled from

2003 to 2005.

It is worth noting that none of the Submariners discussed so far had a date complication.

In 1965, Rolex introduced the caliber 1565, which was both C.O.S.C. certified and had a date display. In 1971, Rolex iterated the caliber to include hacking

(meaning the seconds hand stops when the crown is pulled out for time setting). The 1565 caliber lead to a new model series, the 168X series. Reference

1680 was introduced in 1965 or 1966 and had the chronometer status and a date display.