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Speaking of service…
What is the official Rolex stated service period for a new Sub or GMT? And how long does it usually take for service to be completed? Omegas new movements are 10 years between cleanings…the older ones 4-5…
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Speaking of service…
What is the official Rolex stated service period for a new Sub or GMT? And how long does it usually take for service to be completed? Omegas new movements are 10 years between cleanings…the older ones 4-5…
Not sure about official.
But I just had my seadweller serviced for the first time in over 20 years. Before I took it to Rolex several times and after testing they said I didn’t need service. It took just over 3 months and cost about 1200. Like new and running like a song. ...
I stick to Omegas specs but…
They put on a like new bracelet and go the extra mile with cleaning up boo boos unless you tell them not to.
Omega service is fancy 😂
My SD was pretty beat, Rolex did what they could without turning the case into a donut but when it came back I could tell it was still my watch.
Service time…
I can’t speak for service intervals but I did just get a 16710 back from service. I’m in USA and dropped off my watch at the AD on April 5th, they sent to Rolex service center (assuming Dallas RSC like previous watches I’ve had serviced) and the AD called...
A Modern Rolex Needs Service Every 10 Years
It says so on their website. Just go to Frequently Asked Questions on their website and you’ll see the service information.
An interesting distinction…
Actually heard them say that to another Omega customer when I was waiting for them at the service counter…