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Reference
Rolex movement power reserves
7 Rolex movements, from the Rolex 4130 (72 hours) to the Rolex 3135 (48 hours).
| Movement | Winding | Reserve |
|---|---|---|
| Rolex 4130 Review Cosmograph Daytona 116500LN, Cosmograph Daytona 116520, Cosmograph Daytona 116519LN | Automatic | 72h |
| Rolex 4131 Review Cosmograph Daytona, Rolex Daytona, Daytona Panda | Automatic | 72h |
| Rolex 3230 Review Submariner No Date, Explorer, Oyster Perpetual | Automatic | 70h |
| Rolex 3235 Review Submariner Date, Datejust 41, Sea-Dweller | Automatic | 70h |
| Rolex 3255 Review Rolex Day-Date 40, Rolex Day-Date 36, Rolex President | Automatic | 70h |
| Rolex 3285 Review GMT-Master II, GMT-Master II Pepsi, GMT-Master II Batman | Automatic | 70h |
| Rolex 3135 Review Submariner Date (pre-2020), Datejust (older), Submariner 16610 | Automatic | 48h |
FAQ
Which Rolex movement has the longest power reserve?
The Rolex 4130, at about 72 hours (about 3 days).
How long does a Rolex watch run off the wrist?
Between 48 and 72 hours from full, depending on the movement. Look yours up in the table.
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