Have you ever changed the fluids on your Rolex?

[TimeToGo]

Suspect listing....stock photo, but has a photo of an appraissal.

artmillersport( 42)

I am selling my personal 1998 Rolex Submariner 18k Yellow Gold and Stainless Steel with a black bezel and black dial. This combination is rare. Blue and gold are easy to find but I like this combo better. Included with the watch is an appraisal by an authorized Rolex dealer. All of the stickers with Id numbers are in the original real wood box..with Factory service guide...Marketing guide..Rolex anchor...and cleaning cloth. The watch was just serviced..by Top Style Diamonds in Kennesaw GA.(Photo Attached) I was also given a Appraisal of authenticity....which included changing fluids inside of Rolex. Worth 300-500 Dollars? I am having a baby and need the money. ..The watch is in excellent shape. I had the watched cleaned this week...no scratches on any part of watch. From 1-10 I would give the watch a 9. YOU WILL NOT FIND THIS WATCH AT THIS PRICE ANYWHERE ELSE. Pls write with any questions. You can call me at xxxx.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Rolex-Submariner...3A7%7C294%3A50

[idk01]

Cant find that paperwork anywhere else, I think LC might ask for some real photos, but using beckertime photos aint a good thing to start with.

[motomc1]

cooler in the summer and absolutely quiets them down! Smoother stem pull and can actually find the date function.

[Prince]

Originally Posted by motomc1

I run Mobil 1 full synthetic in all my watches. Keeps 'em cooler in the summer and absolutely quiets them down! Smoother stem pull and can actually find the date function.

LMAO

Don't forget to top up the crystal washer fluid as well!

[tudorman8276]

...6 months, whether it needs it or not...

[Prince]

Originally Posted by tudorman8276

I FLUSH the water out of the watch every...6 months, whether it needs it or not...

And make sure that's recorded in the service record for your watch, too.