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Originally Posted by Rolxism
I'm not sure you understood the question. I am new with online purchasing. Seems like a viable option to me?
To everyone else would there be any issues with servicing the watch since I wouldn't be the original owner attached to watch?
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No, the warranty follows the watch. AD’s and Rolex sales have the issues with the gray market, RSC probably doesn’t care as long as it’s not stolen (which they will check and keep if it is) or a fake.
The two things I’ve heard of (in here) the RSC may question are:
1. Watch sold in a different country and warranty card has a different name than yours. I think this is a red flag for stolen.
2. Watch with a warranty card that has no name and/or the warranty card was not activated at an AD when sold.
DavidSW is terrific, and won’t sell you a fake. But you will want to verify the warranty card was properly registered when initially sold, and may want to avoid a watch not initially distributed and sold in the US.
Good luck, post pictures of the watch(es) you buy.