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15 August 2020, 03:21 AM | #61 |
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This is why I don’t think I’ll ever use RSC. I always thought Rolex stood for perfection and precision but lately all I see are RSC ruining people’s watches like swapping oysterflex on pm and leaving scratches or not being able to follow simple directions like do not polish.
OP I hope you get a satisfactory response from Rolex. Keep us posted.
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Maybe lucky, but over the years I've been to an RSC at least 15 times - in Dallas, NYC, Dubai and Malaysia. In all cases I was listened to and the work was performed skillfully and within the time frame expected.
A couple of these times, I had a mild polish (my request) and it was done extremely well. |
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Yikes.
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wow RSC really went to town on the lugs
sorry :( |
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I always use the UK RSC never had an issue with them until last time. I put my 16570 in for service. They wanted to change the bezel, Crystal, hands and dial. I said no. Just do the service as it’s my daily wear and the bezel will be scratched again in a couple of days. Anyway l got it back and they had changed everything and polished it way too much. Polishing doesn’t really bother me but it wasn’t the best job. Lugs similar to the OP’s pictures. However they wanted to charge me for it all or the watch would need to go back to them to have the parts removed. I flat out refused as the parts were now used anyway and how would I know I would get the originals back. They insisted I paid. Again I refused and would only pay for the service. The AD was actually embarrassed and took care of it for me (I think at their own expense). Not sure if their service is slipping a bit nowadays.
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I would not be happy either.
If it’s possible to swap it back into a new factory original case and pay compensation for the trouble/ loss of value that would be a good solution.
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Nope. Just saying.
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15 August 2020, 09:57 AM | #73 |
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Shame. I was hoping they'd give this discontinued special model a light, sympathetic polish. Nope. It's just an old watch that needs the buffing wheel. Next.
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Got a call from the AD today some excellent news.
RSC informed them that after inspection by their case finishing manager he/she has agreed that my watch was over aggressively polished so not up to their usual high standards. As such they had contacted Head Office Geneva to discuss options and it has been agreed that my watch will be sent over to Geneva to have the case swapped with a new blank whereby the original serial number of my watch will stamped/engraved onto it thereby matching the original warranty documents. Also a new fliplock clasp will be fitted. The AD says that it came as quite a surprise as this is quite rare for Rolex to do this. |
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Great news, happy for you!
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Wow!! Great news. Glad it all worked out in your favor. Keep us updated...
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12 September 2020, 07:59 AM | #77 |
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I am very happy for you! This is very good news.
I hope to see another follow up once you receive your watch back from Rolex GVA HQ. |
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Wowwww...Don’t forget to post pictures when you get it back....
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Well that is excellent to see the way that Rolex have dealt with this.
You only ever really find out how good a company is when something goes wrong, and how they deal with it. It is then that that the company has the opportunity to either shine, or lose a customer forever. |
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Thats great. Glad it worked out!
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That is good news. Very happy for you.
Hope all goes well. |
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That’s great and should be the minimum they do to fix things for you
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Just curious by what you mean by Bexley Bevel?
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Its sad that this outcome is seen as amazing. This is the standard that Rolex should operate under.
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