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19 December 2014, 10:51 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Nov 2013
Real Name: Albert
Location: Toronto
Watch: Submariner LV
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I have a question related to my Daytona purchase
Hi friends,
I just bought a Rolex Daytona 116520, and it's a G-serial sold in 2013. I am very excited, but at the same time I have a few questions. Everything checks out good and it is a complete and pristine set. Seller is a very trusted and reliable person. Very happy with the transaction. My question is this: The clasp code is showing as 'S4D'. I did some leisure reading and I read from a few bloggers that code starting with S is a service replacement. Is that true? But I also read on another couple of websites saying that for clasp from 2011 onwards, Rolex is using random numbers/letters for the code. So that means the S for service replacement doesn't apply any more? Is this a cause for concern for me? The reason why I ask this is if it is indeed a service replacement clasp, and since there is no documentation for service, I am thinking of returning back the watch. This is my most expensive watch I have ever purchased in my life, and I want it to be perfect as I intend to keep it lifelong. Right now, I am having sleepless nights thinking about this. I hope to get some expert opinons from you Rolex experts out there. If I am thinking wrong or even thinking too much, please feel free to correct me. Thank you! Albert |
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