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Buckeye4life · 29 September 2017, 07:20 AM

No worries, I haven't broken my GV sapphire crystal. But the thought occurred to me that the GV would cost a lot more to replace than the standard. Rolex didn't even patent the process because "it's so difficult, no one else will try." I found one thread on TRF from 2012 with estimates around 400-500 USD minus the cost of a full service to check for fragments in the movement.

Has anyone else lived through this tragic and expensive experience, specifically with the GV? What did it cost you and did you try to use insurance (home or property)? I would never consider an aftermarket replacement part in this case.

I'm not superstitious but I can't help but be nervous even writing this post. "I haven't been sick in over a year." Sneezing and coughing a week later...

29 September 2017, 07:20 AM	#1
Buckeye4life "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2017 Real Name: Steve Location: Little Rock, AR Watch: Z blue Milgauss Posts: 207	Rolex GV Replacement Cost No worries, I haven't broken my GV sapphire crystal. But the thought occurred to me that the GV would cost a lot more to replace than the standard. Rolex didn't even patent the process because "it's so difficult, no one else will try." I found one thread on TRF from 2012 with estimates around 400-500 USD minus the cost of a full service to check for fragments in the movement. Has anyone else lived through this tragic and expensive experience, specifically with the GV? What did it cost you and did you try to use insurance (home or property)? I would never consider an aftermarket replacement part in this case. I'm not superstitious but I can't help but be nervous even writing this post. "I haven't been sick in over a year." Sneezing and coughing a week later... __________________ 2016 Rolex Milgauss 116400GV Z-Blue 2015 Frederique Constant FC715H4S6 Manufacture Moon Phase 2015 Seiko SARG017

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