Brand new GMT 2 126710 blnr crystal

[The Libertine]

Originally Posted by TonyD

I had something similar happen with a Daytona. It was a bit of gasket lube that could barely be seen. I showed it to my AD and we agreed to let it go BUT 2 years down the line just a month before the warranty ran out we sent it to get repaired and Rolex took care of it. It wasn't serviced and didn't get a new warranty but we knew it would be ok during the warranty period and we know they opened it and replaced the gaskets, did a pressure check etc.

This is my suggestion.

I concur with this strategy.....

[Macnavara]

Originally Posted by RyanOC

It won't affect the functionality (water resistance) will it? I understand it's obviously tested after watch is fully assembled so I'm hoping it will be fine in the ocean.

Get it sent back to rsc asap...youll be with out it for a few weeks but youll soon get over it when you get it back in ship shape....i couldnt enjoy it as is to be honest and im not that ocd.....just looks like it could affect water integrity at worst

[brandrea]

Once you see it you can’t unsee it. I’d deal with it straight away.

[DoctorA]

Originally Posted by RyanOC

The wait is the tough bit.

I’d wait a couple of weeks to be happy with it for a lifetime!

[BlueHeron]

Originally Posted by vinny84

poor quality for a $10k watch imo. Send it back to rsc at no charge

this