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carl3150 · 12 June 2018, 03:21 PM

I am planning on purchasing a new Yacht Master. The dealer has had it in stock since 2013, and I will assume it was in Rolex' inventory before that for a few years since I read that this model was discontinued in 2011. It has been in a display window under bright lights for much of that time. Should this watch have service, such as lubrication at this point, or should it be ready to start wearing?

12 June 2018, 03:21 PM	#1
carl3150 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Chicago Posts: 33	Service on a new Yacht Master I am planning on purchasing a new Yacht Master. The dealer has had it in stock since 2013, and I will assume it was in Rolex' inventory before that for a few years since I read that this model was discontinued in 2011. It has been in a display window under bright lights for much of that time. Should this watch have service, such as lubrication at this point, or should it be ready to start wearing?

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