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Originally Posted by Lol-x
On the millions of watches produced and sold there is no evidence to conclude there is an inherent defect.
I can't comment on your isolated case and by the same token you cannot judge the making of millions of watches by your singular personal experience.
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I feel you’re coming into this with a preconceived view that Rolex can’t do anything wrong right now and haven’t really followed how this issue has played out.
Searchart, a Rolex watchmaker did a photo essay on the issue. I personally have had 5 of 8 watches go bad to this. I have a 9th at the moment where it’s too early to tell.
There are a large amount of reported issue both in this thread and outside of it. There is quite a lot of evidence especially when you consider that a lot of these watches aren’t even being worn as people treat them as investments and commodities.
Speaking to Sydney watchmakers they know Sydney RSC were backed up with warranty work. Archer from other watch forums has confirmed he knows fellow watchmakers getting burnt out over this issue.