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Old 28 May 2016, 02:37 PM   #31
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Most will say no. I have and would again. You could always buy another bracelet and keep the original in case you want to move it down the road. When I am shopping for a watch the bracelet is the last thing on the priority list as for the most part they are fairly easy to source. They also hold or increase in value, so if you pick up a spare it would not be difficult to move down the road.
Good advice from Mark! Personally I value no Mod's!
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Old 28 May 2016, 02:48 PM   #32
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good advice from mark! Personally i value no mod's!


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Old 28 May 2016, 04:08 PM   #33
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Not averse at all! $400 sounds too much for brushing center links on a bracelet


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80-200.00 depending on where you go
400 is just insane
Someone smells money
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Old 28 May 2016, 04:11 PM   #34
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Yeah thats what I thought as well! They said its 4 hours of labor? I did not shop around heavily but that sounded expensive to me as well...

What should the price be? I'm sure I can find 'any' jeweler to do it for cheaper but thought an AD would be more of a safer option to handle a Rolex...?
1 hour tops
Prob more like a half hour.
Remove bracelet, brush with fine wheel on polisher, done deal
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Old 28 May 2016, 04:32 PM   #35
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No, I would not buy a modded Rolex.
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