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21 April 2023, 02:53 PM
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Rolex tech
My father has a Rolex that I’m looking to repair. The back of it, some how feel off and it needs a new piece. I went to a jewelry store that was a certified by Rolex and they send it to Rolex and they send it back, not wanting to fix it. Any place in the west coast that can make me a new piece or have an old Rolex piece I can use? It’s sentimental and I just want it repaired
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26 April 2023, 05:43 AM
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Maybe you forgot something to mention something like what model, steel, PM? |
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5 February 2024, 12:02 PM
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Do you mean the caseback? If so, you need to send it to a RSC for full service and new caseback.
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