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blackdoodle · 2 November 2011, 02:00 AM

Excellent web site for Rolex information!
My 1988 Datejust stopped working and I took it to Rolex Repair Shop. He is authorized to get genuine Rolex parts. He said it needed a service.
Anyway he cleaned, oiled, and adjusted watch. He replaced the crystal, crown, tube, and a ratchet gear. He gave me the old parts. The ratchet wheel was missing about 3 teeth. He also cleaned and polished watch. It looks new and is working well. Cost $850.
Question: Is it unusual for the ratchet wheel to lose teeth? Any thoughts on what could cause that?
thanks in advance
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2 November 2011, 02:00 AM	#1
blackdoodle Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Alabama Posts: 18	1988 DATEJUST Ratchet Wheel Excellent web site for Rolex information! My 1988 Datejust stopped working and I took it to Rolex Repair Shop. He is authorized to get genuine Rolex parts. He said it needed a service. Anyway he cleaned, oiled, and adjusted watch. He replaced the crystal, crown, tube, and a ratchet gear. He gave me the old parts. The ratchet wheel was missing about 3 teeth. He also cleaned and polished watch. It looks new and is working well. Cost $850. Question: Is it unusual for the ratchet wheel to lose teeth? Any thoughts on what could cause that? thanks in advance iphone photo [IMG][/IMG]

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