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SeaAndSky · 22 November 2015, 01:39 AM

Sim, I assume it's lost in transit coming back to you from a service. First off, let Rolex themselves work on it if that's the case. There are several Rolex Service Centers well spaced geographically in the U.S. including one in Dallas. You get a watch back looking brand new if that's your desire, completely serviced with new gaskets and usually a new crown tube, as well as a two year warranty. You might try rolexforums.com. Live and learn. I collect subs and gmts and I would never send one of mine through the mail. And official RSCs are the only techs who will ever service one of mine. Good luck getting your heirloom back.

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22 November 2015, 01:39 AM	#30
SeaAndSky "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Wild Blue Yonder Watch: 116710 LN Posts: 1,613	Sim, I assume it's lost in transit coming back to you from a service. First off, let Rolex themselves work on it if that's the case. There are several Rolex Service Centers well spaced geographically in the U.S. including one in Dallas. You get a watch back looking brand new if that's your desire, completely serviced with new gaskets and usually a new crown tube, as well as a two year warranty. You might try rolexforums.com. Live and learn. I collect subs and gmts and I would never send one of mine through the mail. And official RSCs are the only techs who will ever service one of mine. Good luck getting your heirloom back.

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