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amanda · 1 May 2007, 09:42 AM

As you've no doubt seen.. I've got a 15yr old AK in my posession which I'm keen on buying. I want to get the RSC to cast an eye over it just to see what it'll cost to get a service (its 15yrs old so probably due now

) so its ready for more wear and tear (John knows this already)

With their quote does it have a time limit for the quote price.. ie they quote me $xxx and that lasts 30 days? Or is it a then and there scenario? Also do they charge you for the quote if you do not have the work carried out ad pick up the watch?

When I went into the RSC I got railroaded by the woman there... and they are doing a quote for me now.. I didnt get to ask her these questions!

dman · 1 May 2007, 10:27 AM

I know at Dallas they do an estimate with no charge Amanda. When they do the estimate they give you a time frame as well.

They have been quick in my dealings with them. Best of luck.

montecristo · 1 May 2007, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by amanda

With their quote does it have a time limit for the quote price.. ie they quote me $xxx and that lasts 30 days? Or is it a then and there scenario? Also do they charge you for the quote if you do not have the work carried out ad pick up the watch?

When I went into the RSC I got railroaded by the woman there... and they are doing a quote for me now.. I didnt get to ask her these questions!

Once they give you the quote, you decide if you want to do the service or not.
If you choose not to go through with the service, you take the watch back and the next time you go in, unless something has changed usually you will get quoted the same price for the same work. (but they need to re-estimate again)

syahriltaher · 1 May 2007, 11:35 AM

Hi Amanda,

Normally when I bring my watch to RSC, they will give you the estimation within less than 10 minutes. Then it would be up to you whether to have your watch serviced by them or not.

But I strongly believe that if you decide not to give them your watch to them right a way, because maybe you would like to get the second opinion first from your friends or family, then you come back again to them within 2-3 days, they will keep the same price.

Regards,

amanda · 1 May 2007, 12:05 PM

Thanks guys.

Well I'd like to have the watch for a few weeks, see how it runs.... enjoy it as is - take some photos and of course PAY FOR IT... then have it serviced... as I said above, when I went in I had the intention of having a chat with them and then next thing I know I walk out without the watch and them doing an estimate - ha oh well they'll get the job for sure but maybe in a month.

1 May 2007, 09:42 AM	#1
amanda Banned Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,380	RSC Question.... As you've no doubt seen.. I've got a 15yr old AK in my posession which I'm keen on buying. I want to get the RSC to cast an eye over it just to see what it'll cost to get a service (its 15yrs old so probably due now ) so its ready for more wear and tear (John knows this already) With their quote does it have a time limit for the quote price.. ie they quote me $xxx and that lasts 30 days? Or is it a then and there scenario? Also do they charge you for the quote if you do not have the work carried out ad pick up the watch? When I went into the RSC I got railroaded by the woman there... and they are doing a quote for me now.. I didnt get to ask her these questions!

1 May 2007, 10:27 AM	#2
dman Lifetime TRF Patron Join Date: May 2005 Real Name: Daren Location: Austin Watch: the road Posts: 13,585	I know at Dallas they do an estimate with no charge Amanda. When they do the estimate they give you a time frame as well. They have been quick in my dealings with them. Best of luck. __________________ You either get it or you don't, if you have to ask, YOU DON'T!! I really hope that midget cop doesn't find me in Kokomo.

1 May 2007, 11:35 AM	#4
syahriltaher "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Real Name: Syahril Location: Bogor, Indonesia Watch: Rolex, Omega Posts: 650	Hi Amanda, Normally when I bring my watch to RSC, they will give you the estimation within less than 10 minutes. Then it would be up to you whether to have your watch serviced by them or not. But I strongly believe that if you decide not to give them your watch to them right a way, because maybe you would like to get the second opinion first from your friends or family, then you come back again to them within 2-3 days, they will keep the same price. Regards, __________________ - Rolex RG Daytona 116505 - Rolex SS Submariner "Hulk" - Rolex SS Sky Dweller "Black Dial" - Rolex SS GMT Master II 16710 "Coke" - Rolex GMT Master II CHNR "Rootbeer" TT - Rolex SS Daytona Ceramic 116500LN "Black Dial" - Rolex 126710 "New Batman" 2022 - Rolex SS/WG Datejust 41 126334 "Blue Roman" - Panerai "PAM 88" GMT - Omega New Moonwatch 3861

1 May 2007, 12:05 PM	#5
amanda Banned Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,380	Thanks guys. Well I'd like to have the watch for a few weeks, see how it runs.... enjoy it as is - take some photos and of course PAY FOR IT... then have it serviced... as I said above, when I went in I had the intention of having a chat with them and then next thing I know I walk out without the watch and them doing an estimate - ha oh well they'll get the job for sure but maybe in a month.

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