First Rolex.
First off let me say that ever since i was little i've always admired Rolex watches. And now that I have a good job. I bought my first Rolex. Not new but used. I believe its a 1970's Oyster perpetual datejust. And i love it. Im currently in the military, ...
If you wear it on a daily basis, just service it each 5 to 7 years.
And it will perpetually last... Well, you got the idea, not sure it will last 1000 years, but enough to give it to the next generation, without problems. I have some 50 years old Rolexes, and they work flawessly. Much better than myself. Best and welcome ...
First of all....
Welcome here. This is a great forum for Rolex and you will find loads of people here who really know, understand and love their watches. I would echo Nicolas's comment on service. Rolex is a watch that is made to be worn...not kept in cotton wool. Its gre...
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I wear it quite alot, and i love it. Its not the brand name that draws me to them, but to actually think that human beings can be some meticulous and make something with their own hands that works this well. I love mechanics. and the core of the watch is ...
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Hopefully not. its a ref 1601 i believe. Uh this may sound really dumb but.. These are dust/dirt proof correct?
With an oyster...
so long as it has been checked to make sure seals are fine etc, it is waterproof...and to my mind that has to imply dust-proof too. If the watch is in good condition, then I really dont think you have any worries on dust. On temperature, I can see how ext...
Seals are good.
It was serviced about 2 months ago prior to my purchase. Waterproof and all... I just wanted to make sure. Cant be too careful.
In which case...
i revert to my previous answer...you will conk out before it does. Again, many congratulations.