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Old 22 October 2013, 05:29 AM   #1
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BLNR center links

Just a quick question, I'm being told that if I have the center links brushed on my BLNR that warranty with Rolex can be voided does anyone know if this is true? or is the AD full of
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Old 22 October 2013, 07:16 AM   #2
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As far as I know that a load of rubbish !

Would imagine if you sent it in for warranty or a service Rolex would quote to refinish back to PCL at your cost and possible refuse to work on it unless you agreed to revert back to factory finish.

But then what's stopping you from just sending the head in for warranty work or service ?
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Old 22 October 2013, 11:13 AM   #3
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Thats what I was thinking, it's not like I'm affecting how the watch operates by making the braclet brushed. I have even seen an AD change out the OEM braclet and put on a super jubilee here on TRF!
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I had heard the same thing. Called Rolex earlier this year to inquire and the rep I spoke with said brushing the links would void the warranty. I imagine whatever happens if you were to service it would be case by case.

You can get the phone number for one of their service centers on the Rolex website under Retailers > Service Your Rolex.
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Old 26 October 2013, 07:27 PM   #5
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I had heard the same thing. Called Rolex earlier this year to inquire and the rep I spoke with said brushing the links would void the warranty. I imagine whatever happens if you were to service it would be case by case.

You can get the phone number for one of their service centers on the Rolex website under Retailers > Service Your Rolex.
Madness but if that's the case just don't tell them ! Job done
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Old 27 October 2013, 01:48 AM   #6
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I had heard the same thing. Called Rolex earlier this year to inquire and the rep I spoke with said brushing the links would void the warranty. I imagine whatever happens if you were to service it would be case by case.

You can get the phone number for one of their service centers on the Rolex website under Retailers > Service Your Rolex.
Thanks....I'm glad to see I'm not alone!
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