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Ulysse Nardin

Sorry to hear about your bad experience.

 

Sometimes in automatic calibers the rotor by itself is not enough to top up the power needed, this generally happens in older micro rotor movements but can also happen with normal automatic movements too, why not wind the watch manually say every 2-3 days? That would have solved your problems.
Right now I’m having the same problem with my Iwc, and I can see that the rotor is not fickle enough to to up the power reserve, it went to service under guarantee but when it came back the movement of the rotor was still sluggish so I sent it back again without even trying it on, explaining in detail what I thought was the problem to the boutique, hopefully they will find a solution this time. Before sending it to service I was just winding the watch every 3 days to have it work within spec but I realized that I could maybe damage the screw in crown and affect the water resistance of the watch so decided to send it to service under guarantee. In your case though since you are not going to swim with the watch just winding it manually every couple days could be a solution for you to enjoy this old love of yours.

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