Rolex

Good evening, I'm thinking about servicing the newly acquired vintage Rolexes. I have two alternatives: 1. I know a very good Finnish watchmaker who has professionally been servicing Rolexes for some 20 years. He has also been working for a RSC. However, ... 

May I ask, what do you need the papers for? Go for conveniency, whom you can trust and control best. My 2 cents. BR

By the way: I do not have even single watch without original papers. I also keep all the service document - from all watches. But what do I do with those? I do not have the slightest idea! Best, Kari

He recommends a person you can trust. As you mention your compatriot, now here is a silly question. Why don't you ask KV? That would give you a nice paper. And give you the opportunity to discover much more... Btw, did you know KV liked (some) Rolex too..... 

As far as I know, he is having his hands full with the new creations. Furthermore, he is located in Switzerland and I visit Switzerland only perhaps twice per year. One day I might go and have a closer look at his watches. Still today there are so many un... 

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but not really gins. Finns drink vodka, Englishmen gin and Parisian Moderators everything. Best, Kari

And who has experience with vintage Rolex and is sensitive to maintain originality. Regarding RSC papers people get them as a substitute for lack of original documents on the assumption that they are equal to original papers which they are not. Service hi... 

I trust the Finnish guy who graduated from the same school as Kari V. Just two or three years after him. This guy is very passionate about vintage Rolex, he knows what he's doing and he also respects my wishes. Now I owe you a beer... I am trying to buy a... 

I'd go with the Finnish, without a second thought. The papers ain't gonna be any use if the service is botched up, or not to your satisfaction. That's my humble opinion. All the best! Rishad

Finnish is the way. And I'm a patriot. Best, Kari