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Dirt · 16 March 2014, 08:16 AM

I was wondering what happens regarding the pressure test when we send a DSSD in for service.

Is it Rolex policy to ensure the depth rating on the dial is retained in it's entirety at service time?
Or do they dumb it down to a lower level.

We've seen the pictures of the pressure test chamber that COMEX has developed to pressure test the DSSD to the factory specifications.
I wonder how many are there in the world at the RSC's.

Is there one of these special chambers in every country in order to pressure test the DSSD?
Or does a DSSD have to be sent to Switzerland in order to be serviced if there is only one pressure test chamber?

16 March 2014, 08:16 AM	#1
Dirt "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Brisbane Watch: DSSD Posts: 8,064	DSSD srevice question I was wondering what happens regarding the pressure test when we send a DSSD in for service. Is it Rolex policy to ensure the depth rating on the dial is retained in it's entirety at service time? Or do they dumb it down to a lower level. We've seen the pictures of the pressure test chamber that COMEX has developed to pressure test the DSSD to the factory specifications. I wonder how many are there in the world at the RSC's. Is there one of these special chambers in every country in order to pressure test the DSSD? Or does a DSSD have to be sent to Switzerland in order to be serviced if there is only one pressure test chamber?

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