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rolexBuddy · 15 August 2018, 08:28 AM

Multiple posts on this forum about Tudor GMT date issue changed my mind about buying it this summer. Doesn't make sense to purchase (and chase) a brand new watch that has a common defect, dealing with service and paying $4k for the privilege.

It's a beautiful piece, and I really wanted GMT watch for everyday wear as I actually have a need for it. But. must. resist. and use common sense. Tudor/Rolex will surely resolve whatever is causing this at manufacturing time rather than rely on RSC to fix it. I'll buy it then. I wish a sincere good luck to all who are experiencing it, and hope that fixed watch serves you a long time.

Hopefully by the time I'm ready to buy the crazy demand subsides.

View Poll Results: Tudor GMT owners date wheel experience
My Date works just fine thanks	136	41.59%
My Date has obvious issues	75	22.94%
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15 August 2018, 08:28 AM	#11
rolexBuddy "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Texas, US Posts: 123	Multiple posts on this forum about Tudor GMT date issue changed my mind about buying it this summer. Doesn't make sense to purchase (and chase) a brand new watch that has a common defect, dealing with service and paying $4k for the privilege. It's a beautiful piece, and I really wanted GMT watch for everyday wear as I actually have a need for it. But. must. resist. and use common sense. Tudor/Rolex will surely resolve whatever is causing this at manufacturing time rather than rely on RSC to fix it. I'll buy it then. I wish a sincere good luck to all who are experiencing it, and hope that fixed watch serves you a long time. Hopefully by the time I'm ready to buy the crazy demand subsides.

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