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25 July 2013, 03:25 AM
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Looking for a trusted Rolex service shop
Hi. Just bought my first "new to me" Rolex Submariner. Wanted to send it out for a general service. Anyone had good luck with a trust-worthy repair person in my area (San Jose, CA)? My only concern is that Rolex parts be used if any issues pop-up and that it doesn't get sent out to another service center.
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25 July 2013, 06:22 AM
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Real Name: Larry
Location: Mojave Desert
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If it were my new, used, watch; and I wanted to be sure that all the parts were Rolex - and additionally I wanted a Rolex 2 year warranty, and I wanted the serial number to be in the Rolex database under my name....
I would take it to the Rolex Service Center on Post road in San Fran.. 
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25 July 2013, 06:32 AM
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Larry nailed it - for 100% peace of mind.
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27 July 2013, 12:08 AM
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Good call. I guess my real concern is I don't want anything changed on the watch that impacts the "character" lets say. Had a nightmare when I took my fathers 1964 Seamaster for a cleaning and service and it came back with a new case and touched up dial! I actually liked the aging...
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