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Cloudchaser · 16 August 2020, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by phillip ridley

In this situation, if sent to Rolex, Rolex then MIGHT stamp a new serial number on the inside of the caseback, but not between the lugs. Afterwards, Rolex would then update their system with the new serial.

This happened to me on a 67' GMT.

Hmmm. Very interesting. Thanks for weighing in, Phillip! You'll have it your hands this week and I look forward to your evaluation.

r0lexguy · 16 August 2020, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Cloudchaser

Here ya go...

Thx

RC2 · 16 August 2020, 12:07 PM

I have a 60 GMT that happened too. Could have sold watch for parts. Decided not to. So glad i did not. Now I have a great service dial Rolex.

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