When you received your Rolex back from RSC . . .

[El Cascarrabias]

. . . was it still running the same as far as accuracy?

In other words, if it was running +1 second per day before you sent it in was it still running +1 sec when it was returned?

[drfaulkner]

My ExplII came back looking brand new, which is what I wanted. With a 7 watch collection that I actively rotate thru, I never wear any one watch long enough to notice small accuracy issues. They would have to be loosing/gaining minutes a day for me to notice

[THC]

Never kept one long enough to need service...

[peterpl]

I sent my watch in -2s a day. Got it back at -2s a day.

[Sjmoore11]

I sent in my 16710 at -15 s/d...come back at ~ 1-2 s/d...that’s pretty much why I had it serviced!
And well my oysterquartz wasn’t working when I sent it in...it was when I got it back!

[Houstonguy]

I'll let you know when I get mine back. Well I never paid attention to how accurate it was.

[Houstonguy]

One thing I knew is my watch had the correct time 100 percent of the time and everyone else was wrong g

[polaris72]

My Explorer I went for a crown repair under the warranty and came back -1 sec/day. Before the repair, it was more like +2 sec/day. However, the accuracy depends on wrist time: I have noticed that the watch is more accurate if i wear it on my wrist vs. winder.