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22 June 2018, 10:46 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Poland
Watch: Rolex 1803
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Your opinions & advice on my 1803. New to rolex world.
Hello,
I acquired a 1962 model 1803 from auction with box and papers in B.C. last November. I didn't have the opportunity to inspect the watch prior to purchasing. It was an impulse buy. I got it for 6500 Canadian Dollars. When I got my hands on the watch, I noticed significant damage. On EVERY surface, even the dial. To keep this short I sent it to RSC in Switzerland, from Warsaw where I currently study. I've been waiting three weeks for a call, still waiting. I have no idea what to expect, price wise. I'm also not entirely sure what to change either. Since a lot of the original parts are damaged and the re-sale value of the watch doesn't matter to me, I was thinking of swapping out a lot of the parts - New: dial, hands, bracelet, acrylic, the works. Would you also do this, looking at the pictures? As of now, I'm thinking to change all of the above parts, except the bracelet. I hear Rolex charges 14000.00 for a replacement. Considering sending the bracelet to Michael Young for restoration. What would you do? Am I on the right track? Please review the photos. Your input would be greatly appreciated. With kind regards, R |
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