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Bdiesel570 · 17 November 2017, 06:53 AM

So I have owned a few Rolex models in the past, however I always flipped before it needed service.

I just got a 2013 BLNR last month from DavidSW which I don't plan to ever get rid of as it is such a stunning piece. I have been testing its timekeeping ability with my phone app, WatchCheck and it is keeping anywhere from +1.6-2.7 seconds a day with an average of +2.1.

I am extremely happy with that, the question is do I send it for a service once it goes out of COSC? What do I look for?

Thank you. Again I never send one in for service so I don't know what to keep my eye out for.

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17 November 2017, 06:53 AM	#1
Bdiesel570 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Real Name: Bruce Location: Delray Beach, FL Watch: Rolex Posts: 232	Service question So I have owned a few Rolex models in the past, however I always flipped before it needed service. I just got a 2013 BLNR last month from DavidSW which I don't plan to ever get rid of as it is such a stunning piece. I have been testing its timekeeping ability with my phone app, WatchCheck and it is keeping anywhere from +1.6-2.7 seconds a day with an average of +2.1. I am extremely happy with that, the question is do I send it for a service once it goes out of COSC? What do I look for? Thank you. Again I never send one in for service so I don't know what to keep my eye out for. :)

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