14 December 2021, 09:11 AM
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"TRF" Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Real Name: John
Location: Rochester/Naples
Watch: Pepsi
Posts: 18,251
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Originally Posted by rmagoo57
A perfect example of "you get what you pay for" and trying to save a couple hundred dollars. Burn the warranty from the butcher and send it into Rolex and enjoy it for many years.
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Originally Posted by Kevin of Larchmont
Six hundred bucks is a suspiciously low price. Missed that red flag. Either see if the local AD can service it or send it back to Rolex. Now more than ever it needs an expert.
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Originally Posted by ryangambrill
Count the $600 as tuition and send to RSC.
Current:
- 16622 & 18078
- Tudor GMT - 79830
Past:
- Sub Serti Silver 16613
- Sub SS w/Date
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Originally Posted by kieselguhr
Labor was already performed. Only recourse for unsatisfying work would be to have them work on it again under warranty. I would avoid that route as they have clearly demonstrated their workmanship the first time and you would only be subjecting your watch to further amateur hour sessions.
As others have mentioned. Lesson learned for $600. Send it to Rolex. Unless you need another lesson for $700.
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Originally Posted by 214270Explorer
Get your watch straightened out any way you can.
From now on, send your old Rolex watches to CW21 Phillip Ridley in Mesa, Arizona.
Phillip@ridleywatchmakers.com
Ridleywatchmakers.com
817.821.2118
He is a well known and well respected Vintage Rolex expert, highly regarded here at TRF.
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All of the above. Lesson learned. (Hopefully)
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