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Old 5 November 2024, 06:10 AM   #1
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Recommendations for repair service in London

I have had the fortune of not needing a repair on my Rolex Milgauss until recently I managed to drop and break the watch glass/crystal.

I can't take it to Rolex due to a small customisation. Anyone have recommendations for a reputable repair service in London?
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Old 5 November 2024, 06:56 AM   #2
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Try Steven Hale he does a lot of work for Rolex and comes highly recommended and he’s in London
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Old 5 November 2024, 08:45 AM   #3
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Second vote for Steven Hale, they were excellent repairing my modified Sub. They’re in Mayfair and Bushey near Watford.
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Try Steven Hale he does a lot of work for Rolex and comes highly recommended and he’s in London
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Old Yesterday, 07:09 PM   #5
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So what’s the small customisation?
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Crack or a chip? If it's a crack throughout the crystal you should assume a full service is needed. Crystal fragments in the movement could be expensive down the line if not adressed.
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Well depending on what Millgauss you have as ones with the green crystal will be Rolex service only but depending on how bad crystal is broken would still use RSC.
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