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12 August 2011, 02:09 AM | #1 |
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Daytona Service
I'm just curious how much more it is to fully service the Daytona compared to the other Rolex models. Someone mentioned $1000 on another thread.... Is that true? O know my father serviced his DJ a couple of years ago for around $550CDN.
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Yes.. it costs about 25 - 50% more for a Daytona service
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12 August 2011, 02:56 AM | #3 |
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Just got mine back RSC Dallas. Total bill with shipping $921.50. That included a new gold crown at $120.00. My watch is TT Zenith.
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Well, my new Daytona is definitely not due for a service for a while.... Just wanted to know what to expect.
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the zenith model daytona is always going to run a little more expensive than the new in house movements just so you know
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That's right. The new in house Rolex movement in the Daytona will cost a lot less than the zenith.
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So does anyone have a good estimate for the cost of full service for the newer Daytonas? $700 maybe?
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Yikes!
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$700 to $1000....
Better start saving hehehe. |
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