Rolex Authentication Franken - London, UK?

[brandrea]

Sorry can’t help.

Good luck sorting it

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by shammad10

What's the point of this post? Absolutely nothing of use there other than to beat a man while he's down.

Anyway- go to Stefano at fathom watches near St Pauls in London, he's very knowledgable and will be able to tell you what is correct to the watch and what isn't.

That people need to authenticate before, not after, buying a used watch.. Common sense advice, that could prevent others from possibly making the same mistake. Not meant to disparage anyone.

Kat


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[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by rootbeer7

RSC will only keep a stolen watch.

It’s my understanding that they will also confiscate counterfeits and destroy them. Not sure what they would do with a watch that is part counterfeit.

Kat


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[123Blueface]

Originally Posted by KatGirl

It’s my understanding that they will also confiscate counterfeits and destroy them. Not sure what they would do with a watch that is part counterfeit.

Kat


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Going back about 30 years ago, I bought a used DJ with Diamond dial from a jeweler my company used for theft replacements.
I immediately took it to Rolex on Madison Ave, NYC and they inspected it for free.
They advised me they would not touch the watch as it had an aftermarket Diamond dial.
They returned the watch to me, which I in turn returned to the jeweler. He was happy to immediately refund me.

[worldofoyster]

we really want to help, but with limited info, our hands are tied

[Yachtbuoy]

How does the OP know the watch possibly contains non-genuine parts? Has someone assessed the watch already? OP's question raises more questions than answers IMHO.