
MTR's experience with a brand-new Rolex GMT-Master II 'Rootbeer' highlights a critical discussion point for luxury watch collectors: the expectation of flawless quality from top-tier brands. His detailed account of a manufacturing defect and the subsequent repair process offers valuable insights into Rolex's quality assurance and authorized dealer service. This thread explores whether even the most reputable brands can occasionally falter and how effectively they address such rare occurrences.

Glad it is getting rectified! I'd caution on AD repairs as I had watched a video on a ALS that was opened by AD, not repaired, then sent to ALS and they had declined warrant work on it as it was opened. Everything has potential for manufacturing issue, hopefully back on the wrist soon
I wouldn't be too concerned. The important thing is that Rolex took care of it immediately.
Best of luck - Rolex will get it sorted out and you will eventually see this issue in the past
...funny, I tried one of these on just this week. Heavy : )
behind their product during the warranty period. Luckily you didn’t have to send it in to one of their service centers because that may have taken 6 weeks. PS. That’s a great model!
On such occasions, you have a guarantee. Don’t worry, they will repair that quickly! 👍
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