11 April 2014, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Spartan
In his ad he posted the following:
"personal warranty similar to Rolex new watches for 2 years".
10 months after purchasing the watch the battery stopped so I had it sent to the ROLEX Service Center here in Canada expecting a simple “service” , the usual stuff…. usually runs about $600.
I had no issue with doing that, despite the implied warranty that was provided with the watch when I purchased it. I am not that fussy.
I was shocked, to say the least, when I received the estimate of $1600 from Rolex! Not so much the fact that there were worn out gaskets and that the watch had zero waterproof protection, or that any of the near 30 year old parts that need replacing. No, I was shocked because Rolex refused to repair it unless I would replace the COUNTERFEIT crystal on the watch first.
I have purchased many used Rolex through this forum and others, and I have personally sent more than 10 of them to the Canadian RSC for servicing. Never have I received an estimate stating that "The watch has undergone significant modifications". I was embarrassed!
Tony.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by T. Ferguson
What costs are you talking about because aside from the cost of the crystal there are no other costs. The OP chose to get the watch serviced. That cost can't be included because that isn't covered under any warranty.
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The seller should not have stated the watch had a 2 year similar to rolex warranty if that kind of cost would not be covered.
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