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InVision · 25 June 2011, 01:58 AM

I don't know what exactly what model she has, but it could be that she is looking for advice.

Chad could be correct in that it could be magnetized somehow. Once a friend of mine swore off his 2 Subs as pieces of junk. He was a car salesman and carried magnetic dealer tags in his briefcase where he stored his watches when working on cars or needed a low key image. You get the picture. Btw - he store is computer backups in the same briefcase. ;-((

IMHO - If the OP really does like the watch, I would give Rolex one more chance. I would send into a RSC facility with a complete history of what has happened, including the number of services along with personal cost of those repairs. Let the RSC repair or replace the timepiece.

Thx

25 June 2011, 01:58 AM	#11
InVision Banned Join Date: Dec 2008 Real Name: Mike Location: Destin, FL USA Watch: Outerspace DayDate Posts: 2,662	I don't know what exactly what model she has, but it could be that she is looking for advice. Chad could be correct in that it could be magnetized somehow. Once a friend of mine swore off his 2 Subs as pieces of junk. He was a car salesman and carried magnetic dealer tags in his briefcase where he stored his watches when working on cars or needed a low key image. You get the picture. Btw - he store is computer backups in the same briefcase. ;-(( IMHO - If the OP really does like the watch, I would give Rolex one more chance. I would send into a RSC facility with a complete history of what has happened, including the number of services along with personal cost of those repairs. Let the RSC repair or replace the timepiece. Thx

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