How to service a Rolex at home.
How to service a Rolex at home.
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Perec

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28,176 posts

253 months

Tuesday 15th October 2013
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hilly10

7,543 posts

259 months

Tuesday 15th October 2013
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And I did that all before lunch

Vvroom

1,170 posts

221 months

Tuesday 15th October 2013
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Great video. Not one I'll be trying at home.

Maxus

1,253 posts

212 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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For me this should be titled why not to service your Rolex at home. Very impressive skills. I would be left with a few leftover bits if I gave it a go.

Arun_D

2,340 posts

226 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Great viewing, thanks for that.

I suppose everything's easy when you know how!

stuttgartsfinest

96 posts

208 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Great viewing. I would have cross threaded far too many of those screws!!

Thanks for posting.

Kaelic

2,723 posts

232 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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watching this just shows how fascinating these things really are!

an art work biggrin

audidoody

8,598 posts

287 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Excellent video. I lost three screws in the carpet within two minutes.

HarrySmash

459 posts

170 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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If I give this a try on my new Sub, wonder if Rolex will honour the warranty if the re-assembly doesn't go to plan...

TheBigUnit

364 posts

223 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Terrifying!


richwig83

15,840 posts

169 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Amazing... to start with through I forgot just how much the video was zoomed in.

Adrian W

15,623 posts

259 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Which one shall I do, the vintage Daytona or the Deepsea?

Variomatic

2,392 posts

192 months

Wednesday 16th October 2013
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Good video, but surely only a rank amateur would oil the balance jewel hole directly instead of applying the oil to the endstone (where it's most needed) and letting capilliary action draw it into the pivot. The way he's done it he'll be needing new endstones in another 20 - 30 years! nerdbiggrin

GC8

19,910 posts

221 months

Friday 18th October 2013
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Carforumwker has struck again...

Perec

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28,176 posts

253 months

Friday 18th October 2013
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Here's one of Tony Williams doing a Sub:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfNOgWGME_c

michael gould

5,698 posts

272 months

Friday 18th October 2013
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great video ......makes you understand why a full service is so expensive !

Fotic

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160 months

Friday 18th October 2013
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michael gould said:
......makes you understand why a full service is so expensive !
How does that 11 minute video help you understand the absurd servicing costs?

Perec

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Friday 18th October 2013
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Fotic said:
michael gould said:
......makes you understand why a full service is so expensive !
How does that 11 minute video help you understand the absurd servicing costs?
I don't think it does. But the figures I've heard bandied about don't shock me, assuming that the bracelet is refinished at the same time, which I gather it is.