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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Colorado
Posts: 3
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Thanks for the info on my 1920's watch
I will do my best to post some pics when I can get the time. Been busy with family stuff. It may take a few days.
I am not in a big city in Co, as far as I can tell Rolex in NY is my closest office to be dealing with. Anyone know of someone in Denver who does rolex work on vintage pieces? Oh just for info, I am from New Zealand too but now live in the USA, going on 11yrs now. Have family in New Plymouth, Akl, Tauranga and the Sth Island. We go back from time to time, but for me traveling with the three kids 1, 4 and 7 its less than appealing unless my hubby comes too. Again thx for the info, I will post again in a few days hopefully with pics. Fiona |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Real Name: Richard
Location: LV, NV
Watch: LV Sub and others
Posts: 2,689
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Fionajnz,
New York is so far way from the west, there are two Rolex Service Centers in the west, Rolex Beverly Hills (310) 271-6200 and Rolex Dallas (214) 871-0500 these centers are honest and are by far the best to tell you what you have and do honest service with your watch. There is a chance that some of the parts for your Rolex may not be made anymore but that is a rare problem. I would call and then follow the RSC instructions about sending in your watch. They will tell you any costs ect when they receive the watch. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Real Name: Jerome
Location: N. California
Watch: GMT I/EXP II/DJ
Posts: 3,351
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Hello Fiona, I would like to welcome you to this wonderful forum. About helping you out, I would like to say on behalf of the forum, you're very welcome! That is why we are here and I am glad that you came here to get your questions answered. So, have fun and continue to enjoy this forum! By the way, you're 1920s Vintage Rolex is truly a work of art and science. Looking forward to seeing some very fascinating pictures of such a timeless watch!! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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