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Old 21 August 2015, 11:13 AM   #1
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lifespan of a Rolex movement
I know that Rolex movement is built for life and with proper maintenance and service which should last that. But what happens when a watch becomes super vintage if that's even a state. Does it ever become difficult to get parts for these things and make them liking you again.
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