Pretty Boy
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Back from repairs ....
Sep 30, 2020,06:43 AM
..... and now winding properly again. That’s the good news. The bad news is that there are some noticeable scratches on the caseback which are the result of either the handling by the AD or the repairs at Rolex. I decided to live with the scratches because I didn’t want to have it send to Rolex again (it would be gone for another couple of weeks and who knows what could happen in this case). Anyway, the experience is quite frustrating. Best, V.
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Back from repairs ....
By: Pretty Boy : September 30th, 2020-06:43
..... and now winding properly again. That’s the good news. The bad news is that there are some noticeable scratches on the caseback which are the result of either the handling by the AD or the repairs at Rolex. I decided to live with the scratches becaus...
Nice 116500LN and what a f... bad experience for scratches !
By: Alfihar : September 30th, 2020-07:13
AD are sometimes not very careful .... I also had a bad experience with the bracelet of my SD 116600. During the size ajustement of the bracelet, a first AD put too much threadlock and blocked the link ... The second destroyed my screw and scratched my br...
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By: Pretty Boy : September 30th, 2020-08:40
Rolex polished a YG DJ belonging to my wife
By: Uncle Chico : September 30th, 2020-08:50
The polishing took the shine off the gold leaving it dull. I suppose anything can happen during servicing. Some argue to send a watch for serving only if it needs repairs. I'm coming up on a five year recommended manufacturer's service period and am undec...
Unfortunately, this one needed repair.
By: Pretty Boy : September 30th, 2020-09:10
I tend to differentiate. Rolex and other robust watches only if they need repair, watches with more delicate and/or complex movements according to manufacturer’s instructions.