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tickton · 18 June 2016, 05:46 AM

Qualifier: I know less than my chickens about Rolexes, so be gentle...

My dad's Explorer II 1655 has been neglected for a years and doesn't seem to run all the time. It's generally beat-up, but not in horrible condition. I'm considering sending it to RSC for overhaul. Can I get someone to make it work again without Rolex turning it into a new watch? I hear that's pretty much what they do and I'm afraid that will hurt the vintage-ness of it?

18 June 2016, 05:46 AM	#1
tickton "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Louisiana Posts: 8	Explorer II 1655 needs help! Qualifier: I know less than my chickens about Rolexes, so be gentle... My dad's Explorer II 1655 has been neglected for a years and doesn't seem to run all the time. It's generally beat-up, but not in horrible condition. I'm considering sending it to RSC for overhaul. Can I get someone to make it work again without Rolex turning it into a new watch? I hear that's pretty much what they do and I'm afraid that will hurt the vintage-ness of it?

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