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Old 1 March 2010, 06:42 AM   #1
7shaun7
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Hello from a newbie,
I have had a problem with my deepsea which I bought two weeks ago (new) from a registered rolex dealers in the city I live. To my amazement as I was putting the watch on my wrist (luckily over the bed) the bracelet come undone and the watch fell on to the bed!!!
One of the spring bars had snapped at the, end but on further examination the bar was a black colour and looked "old". I immediately took the watch back which was repaired and the shop manager could offer no explanation... I had only wore it a couple of times and had not mistreated it in any way by myself.
Anyone had same problem?
ps got a GMT which i've had four years with no probles like the above....
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Old 1 March 2010, 06:54 AM   #2
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Haven't heard of that happening before. GMT-IICs have had some problems with some of the "upgrades" like welds coming apart on the clasp and the ceramic bezel insert falling out. Glad it landed soft, and fixed no worries.
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Old 1 March 2010, 07:37 AM   #3
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Also never heard of that before. Since it's been repaired I wouldn't worry too much and just try to concentrate on enjoying your new watch.
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Old 1 March 2010, 08:06 AM   #4
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Id like to see a pic of the pieces

That stinks and I have not heard of it before
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Old 1 March 2010, 09:58 AM   #5
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Hello, thanks for reply, unfortunately I did not take pics although its a good point. I should have, and also thinking afterwards I should also have retained the spring bar and sent it off to Rolex HQ for them to have a look at. Regards,
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Old 1 March 2010, 11:57 AM   #6
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I had a bad spring bar on my Sub LV.
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