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Old 2 March 2009, 11:47 PM   #31
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This is great.Thanks a lot Steve.
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Old 3 March 2009, 12:19 PM   #32
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Excellent! And Great Idea, Steve. Thank you to our watch repair experts as well.
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Old 4 March 2009, 05:33 AM   #33
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This is an awesome addition to the site! Looking forward to reading all the posts.
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Old 8 April 2009, 08:13 AM   #34
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Yep, a great idea Steve, I am a weekend tinkerer so find a lot of this very helpfull, thanks to all concerned.
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Old 24 May 2009, 09:51 PM   #35
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Thanks Steve for starting and to the TechExperts for their valuable input. I have only been a member for a short time and have already learned a lot from these good people. many thanks. I am sure I will learn a lot more. Such an interesting subject. Thanks again everyone.
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Old 20 July 2009, 05:59 AM   #36
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Icon20 white gold / diamond orchid

i'm facing a problem as i got my mothers white gold / diamond orchid watch with the no. 463501 assuming its of 1963 where i wish to have more details for it and best method to avaluate it

if you get any clue kindly me let me know at your earliest if possible
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Old 12 December 2009, 01:11 PM   #37
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Datejust with none working crown

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Old 12 December 2009, 01:18 PM   #38
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Thank you!!!!
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Old 23 July 2010, 04:47 PM   #39
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Old 30 November 2010, 10:00 PM   #40
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What is the best way to store an automatic watch? Say if your in favour of one and want to keep other/others stored for a considerable time?

I have heard its best to have the winder fully extended (out)?

Jonny

Good job steve!!
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Old 30 November 2010, 10:37 PM   #41
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Great job Steve and the mods...thanks (in advance) to the 4 'tech experts'...really looking forward to some interesting and useful posts in this sub forum.
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Old 1 December 2010, 06:48 AM   #42
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Great job Steve and the mods...thanks (in advance) to the 4 'tech experts'...really looking forward to some interesting and useful posts in this sub forum.
It's a 2009 thread Dalip mate.....
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Old 1 December 2010, 08:53 AM   #43
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It's a 2009 thread Dalip mate.....
I was sucked in!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hahahahaha!! I hate it when others do this and now I'm one of them. Officially a major d**k head :)

I sincerely appreciate you bringing this to my attention Spudsy!!!!!!!! :) I think drinks are on me in July 2011!!!
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Old 1 December 2010, 09:05 AM   #44
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I was sucked in!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hahahahaha!! I hate it when others do this and now I'm one of them. Officially a major d**k head :)

I sincerely appreciate you bringing this to my attention Spudsy!!!!!!!! :) I think drinks are on me in July 2011!!!
A just what's wrong with being a dorklehead?!

I nominate Dalip.

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Old 1 December 2010, 04:21 PM   #45
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A just what's wrong with being a dorklehead?!

I nominate Dalip.

Where are you, Paul!
Oh no!!!! Does this mean I'm in the club!!!!????
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Old 9 July 2011, 03:09 AM   #46
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Hi, got my first rolex, had it serviced, after 4 months of using it, its still under warranty though, is this usual? don't i get a replacement if it's defective?
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Old 9 July 2011, 07:09 AM   #47
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Hi, got my first rolex, had it serviced, after 4 months of using it, its still under warranty though, is this usual? don't i get a replacement if it's defective?
No replacement. But the did remedie the issue at no cost to you, correct.
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Old 25 April 2012, 10:42 PM   #48
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Special thanks to Rikki for his very detailed input.

Thanks to all the TechXperts they have all been very constructive in educating us with the finer and most interesting technical aspects of the wonderful micro-machines that we all greatly appreciate.
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Old 12 June 2014, 03:16 PM   #49
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Wow this is really good.
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Old 12 June 2014, 11:39 PM   #50
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Wow this is really good.
Yes considering thread is 5 years old.
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Old 26 April 2015, 02:41 AM   #51
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Old 26 April 2015, 06:43 PM   #52
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Many thanks great idea
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Old 16 May 2015, 04:56 AM   #53
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2010 gmt masters 116710

Hi,
I wondered if anyone knew how I could purchase a replacement "security clasp" for Bracelet #78200. There is no damage to the watch and it's simple to affix a new one. However, I'm being quoted $475 by one authorized repair shop here in Chicago. I've contacted Rolex on Wilshire and they advised me a new replacement part woudl be $265. I don't feel like paying $200 for for 2 seconds of labor. Does anyone know where/how to obtain this clasp?
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Old 9 July 2015, 12:45 PM   #54
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As someone who does all his own maintenance or god forbid repairs if need be on my own watches I really like the idea of a tech section for information like questions and answers to the "Nuts & Bolts" side of these watches !
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Old 17 January 2017, 09:34 PM   #55
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Ladies rolex 2030

I am a lover of Rolex watches having owned a few. My wife is currently wearing a rolex 2030 that clearly does need a service. I do service watches as a hobby and have recently serviced my 3135. I have inspected the movement & for its age its looks really clean. However my only issue is how to regulate it as this is not a familiar set up I have encountered.I have a microstella tool if needed. Any advise would be most appreciated.

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Old 1 October 2017, 07:22 AM   #56
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Old 30 October 2017, 11:36 PM   #57
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GMT Master ii 16710

Hi All,
I would like to introduce myself to you all as I’m new to the Rolex forum as I have just perchased a GMT Master 16710n 1999 to my collection of watches, I have a question to ask and I hope you don’t mind.
I brought the watch from a reputable jewellers last Thursday and I have noticed that the hour hand whilst setting the GMT function doesn’t move only the date so it’s impossible to set the time for another time zone, is this problem common on these watches or after reading up about this it could be that the movement isn’t a Rolex 3168? The watch is covered under warranty for a year from the shop I brought it from so I’m covered on that front.
Also if I was to take the watch to a Rolex shop is this something the could fix in the short term without sending it away to Rolex to be serviced as I am currently working on a super yacht and I won’t be returning to the uk until next year.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated and thank you for your time.
Many kind regards James
Ps I love this watch and I’m very happy with it on my wrist it looks amazing
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Old 18 April 2018, 12:59 PM   #58
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Icon20 1960's vintage president bracelet (from 1803) compatible w/18238?

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Hope I am initiating this request for info properly. I am fortunate to have an early 1803 with 1555 mvmnt and good condition president bracelet. Will this old bracelet properly fit a 18238?
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Old 17 May 2019, 05:56 PM   #59
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Icon7 Abbreviation meanings

Morning all. As a newbie to the forum, I'm finding it a minefield, with all the abbreviations and nicknames used. Would it be possible to make a sticky, listing all the abbreviations and models nicknames?

Some are easy to guess, like BNIB, but I can't think what a PM is. Thanks to anybody who takes the time to post a meaning to an abbreviation or a nickname.
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Old 17 May 2019, 06:01 PM   #60
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Morning all. As a newbie to the forum, I'm finding it a minefield, with all the abbreviations and nicknames used. Would it be possible to make a sticky, listing all the abbreviations and models nicknames?

Some are easy to guess, like BNIB, but I can't think what a PM is. Thanks to anybody who takes the time to post a meaning to an abbreviation or a nickname.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=323923

PM is Private Message or Precious Metal.
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