rolex keeps breaking

[jot_]

Sometimes... regardless of brand or price, you just end up with a lemon.

[twowheel]

Maybe lack of use (not keeping it on a winder now and then) and wearing the quartz instead most of the time may have contributed to the issues. I wore a Tudor Snowflake for years doing heavy industrial work and its the only watch that outlasted my IronMan and other daily wearers that I bought just for work.

[Spikedlee]

Troll thread

[steve.r]

Shut the thread, obvious TROLL

[Welshwatchman]

Originally Posted by briggstir

if rolex is such a great watch, why is it that in the past 10 years it has stopped working twice. The 1st repair was $2,100 and this 2nd repair was just estimated at $1,800.

I have a times for 12 years and have only had to change the batteries. Why are rolex repairs so dam expensive? What breaks in them that makes the repair so costly

I call BS.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Tools

Not sure if therebye is a point to your post. I have more than a dozen now and have had Rolex watches for more than 30 years; I have had only one needed repair on any of them, a dropped and broken crystal. A couple that I had regulated because they didn't meet my accuracy standard, and the rest only routine service calls.

Certainly would need to have more information about yours and your wearing habits to opine about your issue..

Likewise Larry used and abused a few with many years of Using as tool watches underwater yet never had a repair bill apart from normal routine service in 30 years of wearing Rolex watches.
And myself call bullshite with the original poster.