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timebroker · 25 July 2007, 02:29 AM

Hi,

Thinking of buying a Rolex Oyster date precision ref 6694 late 70's early 80's but it has a defect.
He says it will only run up side down, says that it is easy to repair and will not cost much.
I do not know the word in English, in Dutch it is called a 'lager', it is to smoothly let 2 parts interact without friction.
It is a 'lager' for the balance.

Anybody have any idea what it is and the maximum cost?

Only have one picture, no papers, no box, enough to see if it is genuine

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25 July 2007, 02:29 AM	#1
timebroker "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Real Name: Filip Location: Belgium Posts: 1,619	Buying a broken Rolex? Hi, Thinking of buying a Rolex Oyster date precision ref 6694 late 70's early 80's but it has a defect. He says it will only run up side down, says that it is easy to repair and will not cost much. I do not know the word in English, in Dutch it is called a 'lager', it is to smoothly let 2 parts interact without friction. It is a 'lager' for the balance. Anybody have any idea what it is and the maximum cost? Only have one picture, no papers, no box, enough to see if it is genuine ? Attached Images

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