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18k Gold 1969 1601 BROKEN
On holiday. Cleaned my watch, put it up on the counter in a dishrag to let it dry. My 6 year old lept up on the table the following morning to grab the towel. Rolex hit the floor. Now, the crown comes completely off when I unscrew it. Looks like the stem is broken?
Any advice? Where on EARTH can a stem be found for this. In the end, will prob take it DIRECTLY to Rolex. |
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Yesterday, 05:28 AM
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You answered your own question. Welcome to forum …
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Yesterday, 05:35 AM
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Welcome to the Forum! Many competent watchmakers in your area. Not a difficult thing to replace nor should the price to do so. Rolex will charge quite a bit, maybe consider another option. |
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