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Quicksilver · 22 April 2010, 01:42 AM

...to part with my baby for a few months.

My 2003 GMT (new and unworn out of the box last October) is due a service. Although the watch has only seen 6 months of wrist life it is still 7 years old and due a service. I understand that even a watch that's been sitting in a box should still be serviced as the lubricants can dry out. Also, after gaining only half to 1 second a day it's suddenly started gaining 2.5 seconds a day - still good, but it might be a sign that it needs a service.

The bad news - Rolex UK say it will take 12 weeks to service !!!!!!!

Boy, am I going to miss that watch

22 April 2010, 01:42 AM	#1
Quicksilver "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Real Name: David Location: London+Guangzhou Watch: ing watches Posts: 2,603	I never thought it would be this difficult.... ...to part with my baby for a few months. My 2003 GMT (new and unworn out of the box last October) is due a service. Although the watch has only seen 6 months of wrist life it is still 7 years old and due a service. I understand that even a watch that's been sitting in a box should still be serviced as the lubricants can dry out. Also, after gaining only half to 1 second a day it's suddenly started gaining 2.5 seconds a day - still good, but it might be a sign that it needs a service. The bad news - Rolex UK say it will take 12 weeks to service !!!!!!! Boy, am I going to miss that watch __________________ Rolex Sea Dweller 116600, GMT Master II 16710 (Pepsi) and 116710 BLNR, Daytona 116500LN, Submariner 14060M.

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