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Originally Posted by neilziesing
Hello folks! I am new to this forum, but have been on watchuseek for a few years now.
I have a 1950 Rolex ref. 5015 bubble-back.
If you pick it up it begins to run immediately.
If you wind it and lay it flat, it will keep near perfect time until it runs out of power.
If you wear it on your wrist, or lay it face down, it stops running.
I took it to my local repair guy. He took a pass on it, but called three other repair folks in the area he knew and they all took a pass on it as well.
Looking for a good solid, reputable rolex repair person who will not flinch at a 1950 model.
Any suggestions are much appreciated.
Thank you!
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Have you tried contacting Rolex USA in Lititz Pennsylvania, if i remember correctly they do have a restoration atelier there. Also sending the watch to Geneva to Rolex might be a option. Although the price repairing watch this old might be high.