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smheying · 22 October 2020, 11:12 AM

I recently sent my vintage GMT Master II to RSC Dallas for maintenance. They claimed that because the inside of the middle case had some corrosion that they would have to replace the case (at a cost of $2650). When I had sent it to an RSC about 15 years ago, they had to replace a few parts because there had been some moisture intrusion, but they refurbished the watch without replacing the case. If there is indeed some corrosion on the inside of the case where none of the movement is affected, is it really critical to replace the whole case?

22 October 2020, 11:12 AM	#1
smheying "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: New Braunfels, TX Posts: 2	1986 Vintage GMT Master II to RSC I recently sent my vintage GMT Master II to RSC Dallas for maintenance. They claimed that because the inside of the middle case had some corrosion that they would have to replace the case (at a cost of $2650). When I had sent it to an RSC about 15 years ago, they had to replace a few parts because there had been some moisture intrusion, but they refurbished the watch without replacing the case. If there is indeed some corrosion on the inside of the case where none of the movement is affected, is it really critical to replace the whole case?

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